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Topic: Dinosaur

Not just bones and fossils. Scientists find 115-million-year-old dinosaur blood

The findings were published in the PNAS by a team of international scientists including researchers from Australia, Japan, Brazil, and the US.

Scientists have found a dinosaur that preferred eating fruits instead of meat

The findings were published in Nature Communications by researchers from Stony Brook University, the Royal Ontario Museum and the North Dakota Geological Survey.

T rex was as warm as humans. Its teeth gave scientists the answer

The findings were published in Science Advances by a team of researchers at UCLA.

Want to buy a dinosaur? T. Rex ‘Gus’ sold for $50.1 million, some for $19 too

Collectors see dinosaur fossils as another form of ‘art’. This fossil market encourages commercial fossil hunters to launch expensive excavations that museums cannot afford.

Researchers finally answer why the T. rex had short arms

UCL scientists studied 82 theropod species to discover why the terrifying predator had such short arms.

Thailand is now home to Southeast Asia’s largest dinosaur. Meet Nagatitan Chaiyaphumensis

Nagatitan Chaiyaphumensis is likely to have weighed nearly 27,000 kg and measured 27 m in length. The study published in Scientific Reports on 14 May, categorises it as a Sauropod.

‘Is it a bird? Is it a dinosaur? It’s both. 120 mn-yr-old fossil sheds light on how birds evolved’

ScientiFix, our weekly feature, offers you a summary of the top global science stories of the week, with links to their sources.

Car-sized remains of sea turtle from dinosaur age unearthed in Spain

Researchers discovered the remains of a turtle that was 3.7 meters long, weighed under 2 tons & lived during the Cretaceous Period — the last chapter of the dinosaur era.

Thousands of animals are being relocated in Zimbabwe due to climate change 

ScientiFix, our weekly feature, offers you a summary of the top global science stories of the week, with links to their sources.

Scientists have found a mysterious deep-sea crater. A dino-killing asteroid could’ve made it

Named ‘Nadir’ after nearby volcano Nadir Seamount, the crater is as old as the Chicxulub impact, caused by a huge asteroid at the end of the Cretaceous period.

On Camera

The real reason BJP is quibbling over the size of INDIA bloc’s rally

The mood in the Opposition camp is upbeat because of the three trends moving clearly in its favour. And a flailing BJP has so far been unable to do much about it.

US midterm shake-up: Cheaper oil for India, but tougher Russia sanctions could complicate crude imports

A possible easing of Gulf tensions could bring down crude prices and benefit India, but tougher US action against Russian oil companies and banks could make purchases more difficult for Indian refiners.

Big change in Agnipath scheme: Govt grants 2-yr extension to the 75% Agniveers not selected for service

This has now created a pathway for all Agniveers to potentially join the defence forces as regular soldiers after their tenure of six years.

Netanyahu has won because he isn’t defeated. And Israel is left more divided

Netanyahu has won only because he hasn’t been defeated. He’s also changed Israel fundamentally. Any ruling alliance now will have to be a coalition to the exclusion of Israel’s Arab citizens.