For tens of millions of years, dinosaurs ... the planet with. As Earth underwent tremendous changes in its climate during this same time period, the flexibility of those early dinosaur diets ...

Fast-forward 30 million years, however, and dinosaurs dominated the planet, coming in all shapes ... may be contained in what they left behind: dinosaur droppings. “We know a lot about their ...

By about 200 million years ago, however, dinosaurs had essentially taken over the planet, while most other ... emerged – the transition to a dinosaur-dominated world was complete, says Qvarnström.

A new study of dinosaur droppings from this region is helping to explain how the dinosaurs rose to dominance. An artist's impression of Jurassic, fern-eating sauropodomorphs from what is today ...

A large part of Dr Qvarnström's study involved linking fossilised faeces to the type of dinosaur that left them. In some cases, the researchers could attribute digestive remains to dinosaurs by ...

A new analysis of fossil faeces has revealed what the environmental conditions were like at the time dinosaurs started ... year gap in our knowledge of dinosaur evolution during the first part ...

Researchers believe that fossilized feces and vomit from dinosaurs can shed light on how the ancient creatures evolved to become a dominant force on Earth. The study, led by Martin Qvarnström of ...

One that's especially pertinent to the guests of your dinosaur zoo. Is it possible to build a living prehistoric theme park without blood spattering the pathways between exhibits? Jurassic World ...

While we take the stitching in our clothing for granted, it may be one of the developments that allowed early inhabitants of North America to spread north to colder latitudes thousands of years ...

The research focused on fossil sites in Poland The fossils provided a window into the diets of early dinosaurs Early dinosaur relatives were opportunistic feeders A new research has shed light on how ...