Called Concavenator, Latin for 'the hunchback hunter from Cuenca (Spain),' the fossil remains of the dinosaur are featured in the journal Nature. The two-legged meat-eater stood about eight feet tall and measured 20-feet in length, making it a medium-sized 'theropod' dinosaur like the later Tyrannosaurus Rex."
Wednesday, September 08, 2010
Gator Update (Belly Edition)
Spanish Concavenator dinosaur a 'hunchback hunter' - USATODAY.com: "Spain's top-predator dinosaur, some 130 million years ago, sported quilled-elbows, an alligator belly and a hunchback, an international team reports Wednesday.
Called Concavenator, Latin for 'the hunchback hunter from Cuenca (Spain),' the fossil remains of the dinosaur are featured in the journal Nature. The two-legged meat-eater stood about eight feet tall and measured 20-feet in length, making it a medium-sized 'theropod' dinosaur like the later Tyrannosaurus Rex."
Called Concavenator, Latin for 'the hunchback hunter from Cuenca (Spain),' the fossil remains of the dinosaur are featured in the journal Nature. The two-legged meat-eater stood about eight feet tall and measured 20-feet in length, making it a medium-sized 'theropod' dinosaur like the later Tyrannosaurus Rex."
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