The same is true for dinosaurs, which is why a 10-year-old's discovery of a set of 220-million-year-old tracks is pretty remarkable. Tegan Jones was looking for fossils last year with her mother ...

After analyzing casts made of the footprints, the team determined they belonged to Anomoepus scambus, a plant-eating dinosaur that existed during the early Jurassic period about 200 million years ...

The 66 fossilized footprints were left by 47 individual dinosaurs during the early Jurassic period, around 200 million years ago in a coal-mining region in Queensland called the Callide Basin.

In agroundbreaking discovery, researchers have uncovered 9,000-year-old rock art that offers new insights into the ...

Tracks were first discovered in the area in 1997, when limestone quarry workers stumbled upon more than 40 sets of dinosaur footprints, with some trackways reaching up to nearly 600 feet in length.

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