Elgol dinosaur fossil found in 1973 finally extracted from base of cliff on Isle of Skye
- The Elgol dinosaur fossil, first found in 1973, is now confirmed as Scotland's earliest and most complete dinosaur skeleton after extraction by a team led by Dr Elsa Panciroli in 2018.
- The dinosaur dates back to around 166 million years ago, during the Middle Jurassic period, indicating it is one of the earliest ornithopods.
- Researchers identified part of the spine, ribs, and a hip bone, making it Scotland's most complete dinosaur skeleton.
- Dr Elsa Panciroli emphasized the fossil's importance and stated, 'We did it: finally we can confirm and publish Scotland’s first recorded and most complete dinosaur.
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