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Holotype collected in 1995 during an excavation by Western Paleontological Laboratories, in the Bone Cabin Quarry West in Wyoming (Morrison Formation).

Had a large skull and long, lightly built legs.Looks like a typical theropod, with shorter arms and a long tail.Basal coelurosaur theropod that lived in the Late Jurassic in what is now the U.S.The recently released game “Lemme splash: Soar-o-pods” pokes fun at some recent dinosaur claims and is really fun to play source.John Hutchinson shared tips for early career researchers on PeerJ source.There’s a new Marvel hero called Reptil who can turn into any dinosaur that he knows about source.rex sculptures around Norwich, England have been decorated to celebrate Dippy at Norwich Cathedral source The Bishop Museum in Honolulu, Hawaii, will have a new exhibit, Expedition Dinosaurs, Rise of the Mammals source.Munchehagen Dinosaur Park in Rehburg-Loccum, Germany, now has two Plateosaurus skeletons from Switzerland on display source.In Broome, Western Australia, new sauropod and theropod tracks have been found next to each other source.In Sichuan, China, a new type of dinosaur footprint has been named Eubrontes nobitai source.In Nagasaki, Japan, researchers found a new ornithopod shoulder which may represent a new species source.Ankylosaurs are now known from another province in China, this time Jilin, which is northeast of Liaoning source.A new Velociraptor-sized Dromaeosaur, Kansaignathus, was found in northern Tajikistan source.The dinosaur footprint is on display at the Queensland Museum, Brisbane. "This is the earliest evidence we have for this type of dinosaur in Australia, marking a 50-million-year gap before the first quadrupedal sauropod fossils known." "This is still a significant discovery even if it isn't a scary Triassic carnivore. "The more we looked at the footprint and toe impression shapes and proportions, the less they resembled tracks made by predatory dinosaurs - this monster dinosaur was definitely a much friendlier plant-eater. "We made a virtual 3D model of the dinosaur footprint that was emailed to team members across the world to study," Mr Klein said. The mine has long since closed, but fortunately, in 1964, geologists and the Queensland Museum mapped the trackway and made plaster casts, now used in current research. "After millions of years, the plant material turned into coal which was extracted by the miners to reveal a ceiling of siltstone and sandstone, complete with the natural casts of dinosaur footprints."