PALAEONTOLOGY

IBTimes UK looks at China's paleontology breakthroughs before the Chinese New Year on 17 February.

John Mason insists he doesn't like the word 'creationism' - yet he is fighting to have it taught in schools alongside evolution.

Skeleton with 7-metre-long neck believed to belong to 160 million year old species.

The stegosaurus was not the slow-witted creature previously thought, but a ferocious fighter capable of killing even predatory dinosaurs, according to new research.

Dinosaurs from the Late Jurassic period had specialised eating habits, enabling them to co-exist

Discovery shows that giant prehistoric crocodiles interacted across land and sea.

Palaeontologists Terry Gates and Rodney Sheetz identify 'king nose' hadrosaur Rhinorex condrupus.

Ohio University paleontologists find titanosaurian dinosaur skeleton in Rukwa Rift Basin, Tanzania

UK researchers say footprints found in a Polish quarry belong to dinosauromorphs, which lived several millions years before dinosaurs

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Fossilised remains of ankylosaurus found by farmers in quarry provides new insights into the lives of the extinct animals

University of Southampton researchers show dinosaurs evolved into flying birds by getting smaller.

Palaeontologists say dinosaurs may have survived asteroid strike earlier or later in history

The priceless tracks are believed to be that of a herd of duck-billed dinosaurs that lived in the Alaskan forests.

Could this be our first glimpse at a Velociraptor from Colin Trevorrow's Jurassic Park 4

Dinosaurs had metabolisms so strong they could recover from infections and injuries that would kill off most mammals today, claim experts.

Palaeontologist Dean Lomax says UK was dinosaur paradise in his new book Dinosaurs of The British Isles.

Fossils and bones of long-extinct creatures at Natural History Museum broken by cleaners and visitors.

South Korean scientists build Raptor: a velociraptor-inspired robot that can hop over obstacles and sprint at 29mph

A fossilised tooth of crocodile relative Dakosaurus maximus was found near Chesil Beach in Dorset.

The owner of the museum, Ken Ham, claims the fossil proves that humans lived alongside dinosaurs a few thousand years ago.