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A New Dinosaur Discovery Challenges ‘Everything We Think We Know’

Por: The Atlantic Science September 23, 2023

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If dinosaurs loved the heat, why are their footprints all over Alaska?Courtesy Emily Schwing / High Country NewsSeptember 23, 2023, 8 AM ETThis article originally appeared in .“These aren’t the right kind of rocks,” Tony Fiorillo said, pointing at the jagged pink and black stones along Alaska’s Yukon River. The sun blazed down on Fiorillo on the 14th day of a 16-day expedition. A paleontologist and the executive director of the New... + full article



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