New Therizinosaurian Dinosaur Unearthed in China
The nearly complete skeleton includes a largely complete skull and shows the species had more than 45 lower-jaw teeth, researchers said.
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Kayrasaurus changliensis, which lived 125 million years ago, was a nearly four-meter-long, presumably feathered dinosaur with strikingly large claws.
A fossil from China gives new insights into a dinosaur species from the early Cretaceous period. The researchers discovered several striking features.
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The Independent (US)New bizarre, long-clawed dinosaur species discovered in China
Dinosaur belongs to a group known for oversized hand claws
A new dinosaur species discovered in China resembles a furry bear with its enormous claws and feathers. This is the largest therizinosaur in the region. Read more here: A Bizarre Dinosaur with Enormous Claws Found in China - Archaeofili.
The newly discovered dinosaur Kayrasaurus changliensis walked on two legs, had giant claws and resembled a feathered bear, writes Phys.org.
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