One of a kind: 230-million-year-old rare headless dinosaur fossil found, dating back to the Triassic period
A nearly complete fossil of Huayracursor jaguensis, one of the world's oldest dinosaurs, was discovered in Argentina. This new species, dating back 230 million years, reveals early sauropodomorph evolution with its long neck and larger size, challenging previous assumptions about these traits' emergence.
A nearly complete fossil of Huayracursor jaguensis, one of the world's oldest dinosaurs, was discovered in Argentina. This new species, dating back 230 million years, reveals early sauropodomorph evolution with its long neck and larger size, challenging previous assumptions about these traits' emergence.
