Discover Magazine
Egyptian paleontologists could look 80 million years into the past by analyzing fossils belonging to the Dyrosauridae clade, the ancient cousins of modern crocodiles. What’s more, their descriptions,
Macon
A sharp-toothed fossil found in an Egyptian desert proves that sea-going crocodiles originated in Africa, according to scientists.
They say the earliest long-snouted fossil crocodile,
DISCOVERwildlife
The skull of a newly discovered apex predator was unearthed at a remote dig site near the River Nile.
Palaeontologists have uncovered a rare, near-complete skull of a 30-million-year-old apex
National Geographic
Some were the size of a dog. Others were as large as polar bears. A newly-discovered fossil of the ferocious hyaenodont is helping scientists understand a little bit more about the mysterious
Nature
The discovery of an almost complete skull in the Egyptian desert has led scientists to describe a 30-million-year-old species of an ancient apex predator.
Paleontologists from the Sallam Lab in Egypt have
