Thanks to its new taxonomic designation, the Smithsonian’s Allosaurus skeleton joins the roughly 139,000 type specimens in ...

A fossil jawbone found by a British girl and her father on a beach in Somerset, England belongs to a gigantic marine reptile ...

Fossil collectors contributed to finding the jawbone of a giant ichthyosaur new to science that’s likely the largest known ...

The researcher suggested that the 'Vasuki Indicus' discovered by the scientists of IIT Roorkee that this fossil can provide a ...

New findings from a fossil fish dating back 375 million years provide insights into the evolution of the axial skeleton, ...

The discovery of a jawbone fossil suggests that Ichthyotitan severensis may have been the largest ichthyosaur yet known—and ...

An 11-year-old girl on a fossil hunt with her father uncovered a chunk of jawbone leading paleontologists to later identify the bones belonging to a titan of the prehistoric ocean.

Ten times smaller than other titanosaurs, Titanomachya gimenezi reveals new details about life in ancient Patagonia before ...

The best of these fossil species comes from the Green Waterhole Cave in southeastern Australia, on the land of the Boandik ...

The Allosaurus, which is displayed in the museum's David H. Koch Hall of Fossils — Deep Time, is now the scientific standard ...

The first glimpse of the creature came in 2016 when fossil hunter Paul de la Salle was scouring Somerset beaches. He has ...

The Smithsonian’s Museum of Natural History in D.C. is celebrating a significant milestone for one of its oldest fossils.