It belongs to a sauropod that may have been 30m (98ft) long.
The 40cm (16in) beak of an unknown kind of pterosaur was also dug from the sand of the Sahara by Portsmouth University researchers.
Full stort here, with more photos.
Thursday, December 18, 2008
Amazing discovery of dinosaur leg bone
The leg bone of a new dinosaur species has been found - one that was among the biggest animals to ever walk the Earth.
It belongs to a sauropod that may have been 30m (98ft) long.
The 40cm (16in) beak of an unknown kind of pterosaur was also dug from the sand of the Sahara by Portsmouth University researchers.
Full stort here, with more photos.
It belongs to a sauropod that may have been 30m (98ft) long.
The 40cm (16in) beak of an unknown kind of pterosaur was also dug from the sand of the Sahara by Portsmouth University researchers.
Full stort here, with more photos.
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