Dinosaurs, diets and ecological niches: Study shows recipe for success A new scientific study answers a long-standing question in palaeontology -- how numerous species of large, plant-eating dinosaurs could co-exist successfully over geological time. Results from the largest study of dinosaurs recovered from Alberta's Dinosaur Park Formation suggest that niche partitioning was at play: adaptations in skulls and jaws allowed for distinct groups of herbivores to ...
July 10, 2013 - Science Daily
Scott Hocknull in Times Online This is changing the course of our understanding of natural history in Australia,said Mr Hocknull. "And it puts Australia back on the palaeontology map."
Paul Sereno in The Times It's true, I was a delinquent,says Sereno, no remorse in his tone. "I was never turned on by school. I went to college with the intention of being an artist and only found palaeontology at the very end of it. With it, I found a way to...