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Welcome to the fascinating world of the Carcharodontosaurus. T-rex found in Hell Creek Formation. Image via Openverse. In the sands of North Africa, fossil hunters have uncovered remains of a dinosaur ...

TIM: This specimen was collected over 35 years ago, and it's only now that we understand that it represents the first fossil of a Carcharodontosaurus a shark toothed dinosaur, ever found in Australia.

They include the world's oldest megaraptor and the first known example of a carcharodontosaurus - a huge theropod dinosaur - in Australia. Scientists say it shows that meat-eating dinosaurs ...

Now, paleontologists have found remains of the world’s oldest known megaraptorid–aka the ‘mega raptor’–and the first evidence of a carcharodontosaurus in Australia. The fossils are ...

In the 1930s, German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach said the bones derived from the existing genus of Carcharodontosaurus, a group of large carnivorous theropod dinosaurs. ‘Dinosaur ...

Stromer and his colleagues drew and photographed some of its bones and decided the creature was a member of the massive carnivorous genus Carcharodontosaurus, which was among the largest dinosaurs ...

At the time, paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach (1871-1952) assigned the fossil to the genus Carcharodontosaurus, meaning shark-toothed lizard. Measuring about 10 metres long ...

At the time, Stromer classified the specimen as Carcharodontosaurus, a genus of large theropods known for their shark-like teeth. He described it as one of the largest land carnivores in Earth’s ...

They were first described in 1931 by the German paleontologist Ernst Stromer von Reichenbach, who mistakenly dubbed the species the Carcharodontosaurus saharicus. In addition to the data and ...

Stromer had initially classified the specimen as a member of the Carcharodontosaurus group, known for their imposing size and sharp teeth. Initially, scientists thought these fossil remains ...

Stromer initially classified the dinosaur as a Carcharodontosaurus, meaning “shark-toothed lizard.” This massive predator — estimated to be around 10 meters long — would have rivaled the ...