Scientists from Brazil say a recently discovered fossil may help explain how dinosaurs evolved and came to rule the planet. The bones date back to approximately 237 million years ago, making them ...

This period of time was when dinosaurs first evolved. The continents we live on today were part of one land mass that scientists call Pangaea. The climate was hot and dinosaurs flourished after ...

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Gondwanax paraisensis. Image credit: Rodrigo Temp. In the heat of southern Brazil, long before dinosaurs ruled the world, a small reptile wandered the land, oblivious to the history it was about ...

A fossil, thought to be one of the oldest ever discovered, could shed new light on how the dinosaurs formed from early predecessors. Scientists in Brazil have announced the discovery of a new type ...

Scientists have found a fossil in southern Brazil that could help explain how dinosaurs first appeared. The fossil, from a newly discovered reptile species called Gondwanax paraisensis, is about 237 ...

Palaeontologists debate whether silesaurids were true dinosaurs or possibly a precursor to the creatures that once dominated the Earth. “Understanding the characteristics of these precursors ...

Gondwanax paraisensis fossil found in southern Brazil Fossil dates back to Triassic period, 237 million years ago Discovery could shed light on dinosaur evolutionary success SAO JOAO DO POLESINE ...

Paleontologists debate whether silesaurids were true dinosaurs or possibly a precursor to the creatures that once dominated the Earth. "Understanding the characteristics of these precursors could ...

Fossil of New Reptile Species Found in Brazil Sheds Light on Rise of Dinosaurs By Sergio Queiroz and Diego Vara SAO JOAO DO POLESINE, Brazil (Reuters) -Scientists in Brazil announced the discovery ...

Canada's famed dinosaur hunter and one of the inspirations for the "Jurassic Park" phenomenon turned 75 earlier this year and has no plans to drop his chisel and rock hammer. Philip Currie says he ...