After Sitting in a London Museum Since 1924, This Dinosaur Fossil Was Named a New Predatory Species—an 'Unconquered Female Warrior'
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After Sitting in a London Museum Since 1924, This Dinosaur Fossil Was Named a New Predatory Species—an 'Unconquered Female Warrior'
Invictibellatrix amberina was a long-clawed, tiger-size dinosaur that lived around 120 million years ago. It's helping scientists piece together the global spread of megaraptors, which later became apex predators
A fragment of skull stored since 1924 in the Museum of Natural History of London revealed an unknown species of carnivorous dinosaur. Baptized of Invictibellatrix Amberina, the predator lived approximately 120 million years ago and probably possessed claws of up to 20 centimeters. The discovery, announced in October 2026, also represents the first confirmed identification...
The UK’s newly discovered dinosaur had giant claws and a surprising connection to T. rex
Scientists have discovered a new dinosaur species on the Isle of Wight, shedding light on prehistoric life in the UK and helping them understand how these mysterious predators spread around the world.Artist's illustration of Invictibellatrix amberina on the Isle of Wight in the Early Cretaceous (around 120 million years ago). Credit: Sergey Krasovskiy and Pedro Salas.In a new paper published in the journal Royal Society Open Science, a UCL-led t…
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