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12 07, 2025

A New Outlook Signature for Everything Dinosaur

By |2025-07-13T15:48:39+01:00July 12th, 2025|Everything Dinosaur News and Updates|0 Comments

Everything Dinosaur has unveiled an eye-catching new email signature.  It celebrates the launch of the company’s own model range. The model range is entitled Everything Dinosaur Evolution.  Leading the way is the beautiful Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex model.  This exciting new tyrannosaur figure proudly features in the company’s digital correspondence.

Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex model on an email footer signature.

The latest email signature footer from Everything Dinosaur features the soon to be available Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex model.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex Model Incorporated into an Email Signature

This new email signature shows the Everything Dinosaur Evolution logo.  In addition, the figure is shown in lateral view. Only the front half of the dinosaur model is visible.  To see the entire figure, recipients of emails have to click on the link embedded in the image.

The T. rex is the first model in this exciting new series of museum-quality prehistoric animal figures.  This powerful symbol highlights the start of a new chapter for Everything Dinosaur.  The image implores recipients to “Join the Evolution”.  No other range of dinosaur models has been designed with this much attention to detail.

For further information on the Everything Dinosaur Evolution range of models: Everything Dinosaur Evolution Models.

By clicking the embedded link in the signature, email recipients can go directly to the Everything Dinosaur Evolution section of the website. Site visitors can explore the range, sign up for updates, and stay informed about the release of future figures.  They will be amongst the first to be informed about more Hell Creek Formation models.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur explained the strategy behind this digital update:

“We want to inform as many dinosaur model fans as possible about our new product range. This new outlook signature on our emails helps us to do just that.”

Setting the Tone

The Everything Dinosaur Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex figure is a 1:33 scale model.  It sets a strong tone for this brand-new line of prehistoric animal replicas.  The updated email signature promotes this range.  In addition, it reflects the company’s commitment to scientific accuracy and customer communication.

The evolution of Everything Dinosaur has begun!

Visit the company’s award-winning website: Museum Quality Prehistoric Animal Models.

11 07, 2025

The Palaeo Minute a New Newsletter for Dinosaur Fans

By |2025-07-12T09:58:51+01:00July 11th, 2025|Dinosaur Fans|0 Comments

Palaeontologist and University of Bristol graduate James Ronan has launched a new monthly newsletter for fans of palaeontology.  Entitled “The Palaeo Minute” it is packed with insights into palaeontological research, information about fossil discoveries and research.  Published in the middle of each month, James intends to explore a wide range of topics.  For example, his first newsletter available for free explores how the tyrannosaurs became the apex predators over much of the Northern Hemisphere during the Late Cretaceous.

This free edition of “The Palaeo Minute” is entitled: “The Secrets of Tyrannosaurs: Growth, Dominance, and Evolution”.

"The Palaeo Minute" a new newsletter about dinosaurs.

Palaeontologist James Ronan a graduate of Bristol University has devised “The Palaeo Minute”, a new palaeontology-based newsletter highlighting research and providing expert insight. Picture credit: James Ronan.

Picture credit: James Ronan (artwork by Aram Papazyan)

“The Palaeo Minute”

James is UK-based and keen to connect with others with a passion for vertebrate palaeontology.  With an MSc in palaeobiology, he is well qualified to bring the fascinating world of the Dinosauria to life.  His new, monthly newsletter is a personal passion project for this young scientist.  He aims to make deep time more accessible.

Who is “The Palaeo Minute” for?

  • Teens (16+) with a passion for dinosaurs or natural history.
  • Undergraduate or Master’s students pursuing palaeontology.
  • Adults curious about the science behind prehistoric life.
  • Families eager to explore natural history together.
  • Readers with little or no scientific background seeking to learn more about Earth’s geological past.

When asked about this new mid-monthly newsletter James commented:

“The concept had been on my mind for quite some time. I envisioned a dynamic way to share my expertise in palaeontology, something engaging, accessible and informative.”

We wish James every success with his exciting new venture.

Visit the website of the palaeontologist and consultant James Ronan: James Ronan MSc – Vertebrate Palaeontologist.

Here is the subscription link for the new mid-monthly newsletter: James Ronan – “The Palaeo Minute”.

What a great way to explore the Dinosauria, fossils, and scientific research.  A newsletter crafted by a vertebrate palaeontologist.

10 07, 2025

A Unique Scale Drawing of Austroraptor

By |2025-07-13T12:07:46+01:00July 10th, 2025|Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Drawings|0 Comments

The new for 2025 Wild Safari Prehistoric World Austroraptor model is heading our way.  We expect this figure of Austroraptor cabazai to be in stock at Everything Dinosaur in a few days. It is the largest dromaeosaurid known to date from the Southern Hemisphere. Size estimates vary, partly because the holotype specimen is fragmentary and also because a second referred specimen is around two thirds the size of the holotype.

Austroraptor may have reached a length of six metres, and it is estimated to have weighed around three hundred kilograms. Although heavier weight estimates have been proposed. For example, Benson et al proposed a much heavier body mass in a paper published in PLOS Biology (2014)*.

This paper looked at the remarkable morphological and ecological diversity of animals. Moreover, particular emphasis was placed on the Dinosauria. The researchers examined the theory that evolutionary rates are highest early in the evolution of a group, as lineages diversify to fill disparate ecological niches.

The team found rapid evolutionary rates in early dinosaur evolution, beginning in the Late Triassic. They postulated that this occurred as dinosaur body sizes diversified rapidly to fill new ecological niches, including herbivory. High rates were maintained only on the evolutionary line leading to birds. As part of their research, they estimated body size of animals based on the robustness or otherwise of their limbs. Austroraptor fossils were part of this study. A body mass estimate in excess of five hundred kilograms was reported.

Wild Safari Prehistoric World Austroraptor figure.

The new for 2025 Wild Safari Prehistoric World Austroraptor figure shown in lateral view.

The Wild Safari Prehistoric World Austroraptor Model

Fortunately, this new dromaeosaurid figure is considerably lighter.  This attractive model of a feathered dinosaur measures a fraction over twenty-two and a half centimetres in length.  Those carefully painted black quills on the head are nearly eight centimetres off the ground.  This replica of Austroraptor cabazai will be in stock at Everything Dinosaur shortly.

To view the range of Wild Safari Prehistoric World figures: Safari Ltd. Wild Safari Prehistoric World Figures.

As part of preparations for the arrival of this theropod figure, Mike from Everything Dinosaur has been writing a fact sheet.  The fact sheet will include a scale drawing of Austroraptor cabazai.

Austroraptor cabazai scale drawing.

The Austroraptor cabazai scale drawing prepared by Everything Dinosaur in anticipation of the arrival of the Wild Safari Prehistoric World Austroraptor figure. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

Mike explained:

“We commission a drawing of most of the prehistoric animal models that we sell.  This drawing is then used to create a scale drawing, and this is added to our free fact sheet.  These scale drawings help our customers to appreciate the estimated size of the actual prehistoric animal.”

To read Everything Dinosaur’s blog post from December 2008 about the discovery of Austroraptor: Introducing Austroraptor – A Fearsome Predator of the Late Cretaceous.

The scientific paper*: “Rates of Dinosaur Body Mass Evolution Indicate 170 Million Years of Sustained Ecological Innovation on the Avian Stem Lineage” by Roger B. J. Benson, Nicolás E. Campione, Matthew T. Carrano, Philip D. Mannion, Corwin Sullivan, Paul Upchurch and David C. Evans published in PLOS Biology.

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9 07, 2025

The Remarkable Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Island

By |2025-07-09T15:47:09+01:00July 9th, 2025|Rebor Models and Figures|0 Comments

Our thanks to model collector Carl who sent into Everything Dinosaur some photographs of his recent acquisition.  The images show the Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” island version on display.  Carl has placed his figure on a display base and added some foliage.  Moreover, he has added a CollectA Deluxe cycad model in the foreground to add depth to his composition.  The viewer’s eye is drawn to the tyrannosaur figure whilst the cycad fronds and trunk help to frame the shot.  It is a cleverly crafted composition.

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex "Kiss" Island version.

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Island version on display. Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

The Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Island Figure

This latest release from Rebor measures over forty centimetres in length.  It has a declared scale of 1:35. In addition, the model has an articulated lower jaw, poseable arms and a flexible tail.  The model stands around fourteen centimetres high.  It would be slightly taller for Carl with the addition of his display base.  This new Rebor “Kiss” version replaces the original “Kiss” mountain model.  The photographs help to highlight the striking paint scheme and the model’s colouration.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“I congratulate Carl.  Firstly, for the addition of the vegetation and the display base and secondly for the careful way in which he has composed his photographs.”

The remarkable Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex "Kiss" Island dinosaur model on display.

The amazing Rebor Tyrannosaurus rex “Kiss” Island dinosaur model on display. Carl has added a base to this figure. The base includes the CollectA Deluxe cycad tree model. Picture credit: Carl.

Picture credit: Carl

Carl impressed us by sending in fantastic photos of his recent T. rex model purchase. Thank you for sharing your prehistoric passion with Everything Dinosaur!

To view the range of Rebor models and figures: Rebor Models.

8 07, 2025

Rigourous Palaeontology and Amazing Palaeoart Connected

By |2025-07-09T21:08:11+01:00July 8th, 2025|Dinosaur Fans|0 Comments

Palaeontology and palaeoart connected in the new for 2025 Everything Dinosaur Evolution Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaur figure. The latest post about Everything Dinosaur Evolution highlights how the science of palaeontology and palaeoart are connected.  Palaeontologist Dr Dean Lomax is responsible for the scientific accuracy of the figures.  Acclaimed palaeo-reconstruction artist Bob Nicholls provides the illustrations and brings the models to life.  In addition, award-winning digital sculptor Glen Southern brings his expertise to the model development process.

Palaeontology and palaeoart connected with Everything Dinosaur Evolution.

The Everything Dinosaur Evolution range of scientifically accurate prehistoric animal models unites palaeontology and palaeoart. Acclaimed palaeontologist Dr Dean Lomax and renowned palaeo-reconstruction artist Bob Nicholls are involved in this exciting project. In addition, the design team includes award-winning digital sculptor Glen Southern. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

To learn more about the Everything Dinosaur Evolution range: Everything Dinosaur Evolution.

From the toes to the tip of the tail everything about the Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex model has to look right and feel right. We have put together the best team to make perhaps, the most scientifically accurate scale model of Tyrannosaurus rex. Join the Evolution!

Palaeontology and Palaeoart Connected

The Everything Dinosaur Evolution T. rex figure is a scientifically accurate model. It links palaeontology and palaeoart.  Team members include Dr Dean Lomax, Glen Southern and Bob Nicholls.  All three experts are working in collaboration with Mike and Sue from Everything Dinosaur.  The team aims to examine the fossil record and to produce figures by following the fossil evidence.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Palaeontology and palaeoart connected.  That is one of our ambitions.  If we are going to try to recreate prehistoric animals and depict them as real animals not movie monsters, we need to follow the fossil evidence. Furthermore, we must utilise the skills of a top designer and renowned palaeoartist to realise our dream.”

The award-winning Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Models and Prehistoric Animal Figures.

 

7 07, 2025

Beautiful Photographs of CollectA Deluxe Figures

By |2025-07-09T07:27:24+01:00July 7th, 2025|Dinosaur Fans|0 Comments

Our thanks to Caldey who sent into Everything Dinosaur some photographs of her CollectA Deluxe figures.  Caldey and her family were on holiday on the beautiful Pembrokeshire coast.  It was a great location to take pictures of some of Caldey’s favourite figures.

CollectA Deluxe Dearc sgiathanach model.

The CollectA Deluxe Dearc sgiathanach looks very much at home on the rocky Pembrokeshire coast. This large Jurassic pterosaur very probably lived on the coast. Its fossils come from the Isle of Skye (Scotland). Picture credit: Caldey.

Picture credit: Caldey

To view the range of CollectA Deluxe models available from Everything Dinosaur: CollectA Scale Dinosaur Models.

Photographing CollectA Deluxe Figures

Caldey chose to photograph her CollectA Deluxe Dearc sgiathanach model perched on a rock close to the sea.  The fossils of this Jurassic pterosaur were found on the coast of the Isle of Skye (Scotland).  Palaeontologists think that this rhamphorynchid lived close to the coast and specialised in catching fish.

The CollectA Deluxe Ingentia prima dinosaur model wandering around the Pembrokeshire countryside.

The CollectA Deluxe Ingentia prima dinosaur model wandering around the Pembrokeshire countryside. Picture credit: Caldey.

Picture credit: Caldey

Caldey kindly took several photographs of her model collection.  In addition to the pterosaur figure, Caldey photographed her CollectA Ingentia prima model.  This giant herbivore looks quite at happy in the Pembrokeshire countryside.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Thank you Caldey for sending into us your super photographs. It was so thoughtful of you to take time out of your holiday to take pictures of some of your favourite models.”

6 07, 2025

An Important Update About De Minimis and International Shipping to the USA

By |2025-07-03T14:39:14+01:00July 6th, 2025|Everything Dinosaur News and Updates|0 Comments

In the spring, the waters of international delivery became choppy.  The withdrawal of the de minimis threshold of $800 USD in the USA caused great uncertainty.  We did all that we could to keep our customers informed. When it comes to Everything Dinosaur shipping parcels overseas, we remain committed to providing an exemplary service.  An Executive Order remains in place for the removal of the $800 USD de minimis threshold on parcels of China/Hong Kong origin.

Uncertainty regarding the American administration’s intentions remains.  Bilateral trade deals may alleviate some of these problems.  After all, the UK was the first country to agree a bilateral trade deal with the United States following the wide-ranging unilateral tariffs that were announced in April (2025).

What is De Minimis?

De minimis refers to a threshold value for international parcels sent to the USA, below which goods can enter duty-free and without additional customs fees.  For countries other than China and Hong Kong it remains at $800 USD.  However, in the “Big, Beautiful Bill”, currently passing through U.S. legislature there is provision to make significant changes with regards to the sending of parcels to the USA.

There is a plan to end de minimis for all parcels entering the USA by July the 1st 2027.  The direction of travel is clear. Indeed, an Executive Order may end the de minimis threshold for small parcels sooner.

Beasts of the Mesozoic fulfilment.

There are plans to charge duties and tariffs for all parcels scheduled to be sent to America.  The de minimis threshold for all parcels arriving in the USA could end by July 1st 2027. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

De minimis has long been used to ship low-value goods into America without duties.  This enables easy access to the U.S. consumer for retailers of “fast fashion” and other items.  Lawmakers have expressed concern over the dramatic rise of Chinese e-tailers.  Changes in the shopping habits of Americans has led to a boom in ecommerce.  The provisions in the “Big, Beautiful Bill” that oversee the ending of the de minimis threshold could raise billions of dollars in revenue.

However, it is not clear at this stage how a universal ending of de minimis would impact the U.S. postal network.  We estimate that around forty-five parcels enter the American postal network every second.  Administrating any de minimis changes would be challenging.  A thirty-day lead time prior to implementation has been proposed.

The Impact on Everything Dinosaur Shipping Parcels to the USA

In the light of these developments, Everything Dinosaur has been keen to keep customers informed. We are committed to understanding the ramifications of any changes and doing all we can to assist our American customers.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Sue and I try our best to keep our customers updated. There remains considerable uncertainty with regards to sending parcels to America. However, we work directly with major shipping companies, and we want to assure our customers that Everything Dinosaur is fully committed to navigating any changes.”

The advice from many commercial shipping channels is to adopt a DDP (delivery duty paid) model.  Everything Dinosaur has been offering DDP shipping for international customers for over five years. Team members have lots of experience in handling parcel despatch under DDP.

Visit the award-winning and extremely reliable Everything Dinosaur website: Dinosaur Models and Figures.

5 07, 2025

A New Herrerasaurian Dinosaur from the Upper Triassic of India

By |2025-07-06T20:45:06+01:00July 5th, 2025|Palaeontological articles|0 Comments

Scientists have named and described a new species of herrerasaurian dinosaur from India.  The dinosaur which measured around three to four metres in length has been named Maleriraptor kuttyi. It fills a temporal gap between South American herrerasaurid dinosaurs and their younger relatives from North America. Herrerasaurs from South America are around nine million years older than herrerasaurs known from the Northern Hemisphere.  The discovery of M. kuttyi shows that herrerasaurs survived in Gondwana at least during the early Norian after the extinction event that led to the demise of the rhynchosaurs.

Maleriraptor kuttyi skeletal drawing.

A skeletal drawing of the newly described herrerasaur from India Maleriraptor kuttyi. The shaded bones indicate known fossil material. Scale bar equals 1 metre. Picture credit: Royal Society Open Science (Maurício Silva Garcia).

Picture credit: Royal Society Open Science/Maurício Silva Garcia

Maleriraptor kuttyi

The fossilised remains of Maleriraptor kuttyi were collected more than four decades ago from the Upper Maleri Formation in Pranhita-Godavari Valley, less than half a mile south of the village of Annaram in south-central India.  It is known from fragmentary material. The fossil remains consist of the first sacral vertebra, part of the second sacral rib, a vertebra representing a caudosacral element or the first in the caudal series, a single anterior (close to the base of the tail) caudal vertebra. In addition, the right ilium, both ends of the right pubis, and part of the left pubis have been identified.

The genus name is derived from the Upper Maleri Formation, in which the holotype and only known specimen was collected, and the Greek word raptor, meaning thief, which is an ending commonly used for theropod genera. The species name commemorates the late T. S. Kutty, who discovered the holotype and co-authored its preliminary description with some of the authors of the recently published study.

Geographic and stratigraphic occurrence of Maleriraptor kuttyi.

Geographic and stratigraphic occurrence of Maleriraptor kuttyi. Palaeomap of the Late Triassic depicting the occurrences of the herrerasaurs (a). Overview of the Gondwana basins in India (b), with the Pranhita-Godavari valley highlighted and (c) detailed geological map of a portion of the Pranhita-Godavari valley indicating the type localities of the nominal dinosaur species of the Upper Maleri Formation. Picture credit: Royal Society Open Science.

Picture credit: Royal Society Open Science

Herrerasaurids Surviving into the Norian

The deposition of the Upper Maleri Formation probably occurred shortly after the extinction of rhynchosaurs, which are abundantly recorded in the Lower Maleri Formation, but completely unknown from the geologically younger Upper Maleri Formation.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur commented:

“Maleriraptor kuttyi demonstrates that herrerasaurs survived in Gondwana after the extinction event that wiped out the once abundant and geographically widespread herbivorous rhynchosaurs.”

The researchers conclude that this newly described Indian herrerasaur fills a temporal gap between the Carnian South American herrerasaurids and the younger middle Norian-Rhaetian herrerasaurs of North America.

The scientific paper: “A new herrerasaurian dinosaur from the Upper Triassic Upper Maleri Formation of south-central India” by Martín D Ezcurra, Maurício Silva Garcia, Fernando E Novas, Rodrigo Temp Müller, Federico L Agnolín and Sankar Chatterjee published by the Royal Society Open Science.

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4 07, 2025

New Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus Claw Spike Models in Stock

By |2025-07-06T15:08:37+01:00July 4th, 2025|Nanmu Studio Models|0 Comments

The two Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus figures are in stock at Everything Dinosaur.  We have both the blue-snouted and the orange-snouted therizinosaur models available.  Each of these figures is supplied with interchangeable blood attack claws. Only the first batch of models off the production line will be supplied with this accessory.

Nanmu Studio Claw Spike Therizinosaurus figure.

The blue-snouted Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus figure. This model is supplied with interchangeable claws.

To view the range of Nanmu  Studio models available from Everything Dinosaur: Nanmu Studio Dinosaur and Prehistoric Animal Models.

Two Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus Models

Each figure measures thirty-three centimetres in length. However, when the curve of the tail is considered, the actual length is nearer forty-three centimetres. Each figure stands around nineteen centimetres tall. Everything Dinosaur supplies the Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus Claw Spike figures with a Therizinosaurus fact sheet.

Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus model with the orange snout.

The Nanmu Studio Therizinosaurus Claw Spike figure (model number 172237).

These theropod dinosaur models are reminiscent of the Therizinosaurus that appeared in the film “Jurassic World Dominion” from 2022.

Mike from Everything Dinosaur stated:

“It is likely that Therizinosaurus was herbivorous. It probably used its enormous, curved claws to grasp branches of trees and to strip them of their leaves. Its claws, were probably used to intimidate potential predators.”

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3 07, 2025

A New Giant Spinosaurid from the Early Cretaceous Iberian Peninsula

By |2025-07-06T12:57:50+01:00July 3rd, 2025|Palaeontological articles|0 Comments

Scientists writing in the academic journal “Cretaceous Research” have described theropod dinosaur remains from Lower Cretaceous deposits in Spain.  The fossils come from the province of Soria. They represent theropods excavated from the Western Cameros sub-basin.  Ironically, it is the eastern parts of the Cameros sub-basin that have yielded the majority of theropod remains.  In addition to mapping the Early Cretaceous theropod record, the researchers report evidence of a giant spinosaurid from this region.  Known as the Zorralbo I baryonychine, it is the largest Lower Cretaceous theropod described to date from Iberia.

The Zorralbo I baryonychine size estimate.

The Zorralbo I baryonychine size estimate. Human figure provides the scale. Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur.

Picture credit: Everything Dinosaur

The Zorralbo I Baryonychine

In the Cameros Basin, theropods have been mostly documented in the Eastern Cameros sub-basin with baryonychine spinosaurids dominating the theropod biota. Theropods are much rarer in the Western Cameros sub-basin.  The authors describe fossils from the Western Cameros sub-basin, recovered in the upper Hauterivian–lower Barremian Golmayo Formation of the Soria province. Specifically, the theropod remains come from the Los Caños and Zorralbo I sites, which are located in the Las Camaretas and the Zorralbo areas, respectively, south-east of the main town of Golmayo.

The theropod record from the Iberian Peninsula is highly fragmentary.  However, in this paper, the authors identified the presence of three early-branching members of the Tetanurae along with three baryonychine dental morphotypes.  In addition, an enormous spinosaurid was identified.  Anatomical and phylogenetic study of the skull, post-cranial and appendicular (limb) bones suggest that this huge spinosaurid is also likely to be a baryonychine.

Whereas the Early Cretaceous theropod record is represented by carcharodontosaurians, coelurosaurians and tetanurans, it is the spinosaurids that are the most prominent.  Spinosaurs seem to be the dominant theropods of these Lower Cretaceous deposits.

Five Spinosauridae Genera

To date, five spinosaurid genera have been described from the Iberian Peninsula.  Although, there are many more genera likely to be present.

The five members of the Spinosauridae described so far:

  • Iberospinus natarioi – to read our blog post about this theropod: A New Spinosaurus from Portugal.
  • Protathlitis cinctorrensis – our blog post about this new dinosaur: Protathlitis – Member of the Spinosauridae Family.
  • Riojavenatrix lacustris – named in 2024 (Isasmendi et al).
  • Vallibonavenatrix cani – named in 2019 (Malafaia et al).
  • Camarillasaurus cirugedae – named in 2014 (Sánchez-Hernández and Benton).

The Cameros Basin could provide an excellent analogue for the theropod biota of the Iberian Peninsula.

The scientific paper: “A giant spinosaurid from the Iberian Peninsula and new data on the Early Cretaceous Iberian non-avian theropod palaeodiversity” by Erik Isasmendi, Elena Cuesta, Adrián Páramo and Xabier Pereda-Suberbiola published in Cretaceous Research.

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