A brand new genus and species of abelisaurid theropod has been recognized from {a partially} full cranium present in northwestern Argentina. The newly-identified dino species lived roughly 70 million years in the past in the course of the Early Creataceous epoch. Scientifically named Guemesia ochoai, the traditional beast was a kind of abelisaurid. “The fossil report of abelisaurid theropods in South […]
Meet Guemesia ochoai, New Abelisaurid Dinosaur from Argentina
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By ad-astra
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