Category: Article Tags Animals Dinosaurs Fossils Published: April 12, 2017 Early Dinosaur "Cousin" Surprisingly Crocodile-Like Teleocrater has unexpectedly crocodile-like features that are causing us t

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases April 11, 2017 Science Early dinosaur “cousin” discovered—and it’s not like scientists thought it’d be Six-foot-long carnivore is more croc-like than expected If y

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases January 14, 2018 Science “Rainbow” dinosaur had iridescent feathers like a hummingbird Birds are the last remaining dinosaurs.  They’re also some of the most vibra

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases July 2, 2024 Science Giant salamander-like creature was a top predator in the ice age before the dinosaurs Left: Artist’s rendering of Gaiasia jennyae. Credit: Gab

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Dinosaurs and Evolution Breadcrumbs Educators   /   Learning Resources   /   Evolution More in Educators Journey to the past and learn how evolution shapes the natural world. Follow the history of life

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Exhibition Discover what happened next After the Age of Dinosaurs In the wake of dinosaurs, plants and animals reshaped Earth into a lush, tropical world teeming with new giants, tiny survivors, and st

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Category: Article Tags Animals Dinosaurs Fossils Published: April 14, 2017 Before the Chicken, There Was the (Dinosaur) Egg Dinosaur romance is a mystery, but fossil eggs tell us a little bit about the

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Category: Article Tags Animals Dinosaurs Fossils Published: February 12, 2017 How Did Dinosaurs Woo Their Mates? We’re confident dinosaurs didn't attract their mates with flowers and chocolates, but it

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases November 3, 2015 Science “Fire frogs” and eel-like amphibians: The Field Museum’s Brazilian fossil discovery For immediate release November 5, 2015 The Field Museu

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases June 17, 2019 Science Dinosaur bones are home to microscopic life Scientists didn’t find ancient DNA or proteins in fossils, but they did find lots of strange micr

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Category: Article Tags Dinosaurs Fossils Geology Collections Published: January 15, 2018 This Rainbow Dinosaur Had Iridescent Feathers Birds are the last remaining dinosaurs, and they’re also some of t

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Category: Article Tags Animals Dinosaurs Fossils Published: March 27, 2018 Meet SUE's Neighbors in the Hall of Dinosaurs While SUE the T. rex was getting ready for a new private suite, we met a whole c

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases May 10, 2018 Exhibition Antarctic Dinosaurs Coming to the Field Museum in June Antarctica hasn’t always been icy and barren—around two hundred million years ago, i

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Press Release Home  /  Press Releases August 25, 2020 Science Using math to examine the sex differences in dinosaurs Male lions typically have manes. Male peacocks have six-foot-long tail feathers. Fem

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