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The National Trust said it believes the find is a rear footprint of an iguanodon – a three-toed bulky herbivore that grew up to 36ft long and lived between 157 and 93 million years ago. A ...

Here, Parker has positioned Iguanodon standing upright in a kangaroo-like pose. However, we now know that this dinosaur walked on all fours. The animal's spine would have been horizontal and the tail ...

He and 21 other scientists dined at a table set up inside a model of an Iguanodon. An engraving of the scene created a national sensation in Great Britain. Bone hunters scrambled to find ever more ...

Some 125 million years ago, dinosaurs like Iguanodon and Polacanthus walked the floodplains of the Isle of Wight, a quaint island off the southwestern corner of England. In fact, so many of these ...

What’s the mystery dinosaur? From the size and general shape of the bones, Megan started to think her find might be an Iguanodon or a close relative of it. Once she’d collected more of it, she called ...

Dinosaur fanatics have confirmed the footprints were made by an iguanodon from the early Cretaceous period. “I just stumbled across them because usually they are covered up by the sand and ...

Millions of years ago, dinosaurs ruled the world - including Texas. They first appeared (roughly) 243 million years ago and ...

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But ask me to have a proper sit-down conversation? No thanks While on my way to look at an iguanodon skeleton the other day, at the Museum of Natural History in Oxford, I bumped into three people ...

Iguanodon and Hylaeosaurus. In his monograph on the Wealden and Purbeck Reptilia (published in five parts with nine supplements in 1853–79) he confirms the distinctiveness of this newly recognised ...

“I grew up in Bexhill and I've never seen these ones before. "I believe they are iguanodon footprints - they aren't T-rex tracks as they were not about in England, I was playing with my kids ...