Tag Archives: Sauropods

Bajadasaurus…where extremes reach a tipping point!

Posted on 26/02/2019 by luisvrey

Dinosaurs continue to be the source of amazement beyond all expectations. Now is the turn of sauropods, with the newly described South American dicraeosaurid Bajadasaurus. If you thought that the elongated cervical spines along the neck of Amargasaurus were a … Continue reading →

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A Monumental Distraction… Now finally named: Borealopelta!

Posted on 03/08/2017 by luisvrey

 It’s been a while since I do something spiky and scaly… no feathers this time! But I couldn’t resist the temptation: It is not very often there’s a find as this remarkable nodosaur fossil  now at the  Tyrrell Museum, the supreme Dinosaur Mecca … Continue reading →

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