Meet Zavacephale: 108-million-year-old teenage dinosaur with the ultimate built-in helmet!
A groundbreaking discovery in Mongolia's Gobi Desert has unveiled the oldest and most complete pachycephalosaur skeleton, Zavacephale rinpoche. This juvenile dinosaur, dating back 108 million years, showcases a unique single-boned dome and provides insights into the early evolution, growth, and social behaviors of dome-headed dinosaurs. The well-preserved fossil also includes gastroliths, offering a glimpse into its diet and digestive system.
A groundbreaking discovery in Mongolia's Gobi Desert has unveiled the oldest and most complete pachycephalosaur skeleton, Zavacephale rinpoche. This juvenile dinosaur, dating back 108 million years, showcases a unique single-boned dome and provides insights into the early evolution, growth, and social behaviors of dome-headed dinosaurs. The well-preserved fossil also includes gastroliths, offering a glimpse into its diet and digestive system.
