Researchers in Alberta have identified a new tyrannosaur species, a lighter and faster relative of the T. rex, from skull remains found in a British Columbia campground.

A paleontologist argues that when scientifically important fossils like the T. rex enter private collections, researchers' access is no longer guaranteed, leading to a loss for science.

A rare fossil discovery, featuring a T. rex tooth embedded in an Edmontosaurus skull, provides direct evidence of a clash between these dinosaurs 66 million years ago, confirming the T. rex's predatory involvement.

A recent scientific perspective highlights that the Tyrannosaurus rex existed chronologically closer to modern humans than it did to the Stegosaurus, challenging common perceptions of dinosaur timelines.

One of the world's largest Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons, affectionately known as 'Gus' and measuring 38 feet, is set to be auctioned at Sotheby's with an estimated price tag of $20 million to $30 million.

A new study reveals that the robustness of skulls in carnivorous dinosaurs, including T. rex, evolved as a direct response to the increasing size of their plant-eating prey shortly after dinosaurs became Earth's dominant land animals.

A new marine predator, dubbed the 'T. rex of the seas,' has been discovered. Unlike its land-dwelling counterpart, this ancient creature dominated the prehistoric oceans.

A handbag marketed as the "world's first T. rex leather product" is facing scrutiny from scientists who doubt its authenticity, suggesting it might be more chicken than dinosaur.

New bone analyses indicate that a 74-million-year-old fossil, believed to be an ancestor of T. rex and found in New Mexico, belonged to one of the largest Tyrannosaurs of its era.

A recent study indicates that the predatory dinosaur T. rex moved differently than previously believed, suggesting a gait similar to an eight-ton chicken.

An article discusses the implications for science when shared natural heritage, such as T. Rex fossils, are put up for auction and become private trophies.

The Lotto jackpot has reached an unprecedented eight-fold jackpot, totaling twelve million euros. This marks a historic high for the lottery prize.

A multi-million dollar Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton is set to be auctioned in New York, raising concerns among paleontologists about the commercialization of scientific specimens.

A T. rex skeleton is being put up for auction in the United States and is anticipated to become the most expensive dinosaur skeleton ever sold.

A T. rex fossil is poised to become the most expensive fossil ever sold, a development that is causing significant concern among scientists. The high price tag could make such specimens inaccessible for research purposes.

A fearsome dinosaur-era marine reptile has been identified as the 'T. rex of the sea' due to its predatory nature. This discovery sheds light on the dominant marine predators of that ancient period.

Some carnivorous dinosaurs, including the Tyrannosaurus rex, have surprisingly short arms, with research suggesting a connection to the robustness of their skulls.

Contrary to popular depictions, new scientific research indicates that Tyrannosaurus rex likely walked with a bird-like, controlled stride, using its toes and tail for balance, suggesting a more agile predator.

A large shinbone belonging to a close relative of the Tyrannosaurus rex has been discovered in New Mexico.

New findings about the anatomy of the dinosaur age’s fiercest predator suggest it chased prey “like an oversized bird.”

A discussion highlights the concern that significant fossils are increasingly becoming private trophies for wealthy collectors, potentially hindering their entry into public scientific collections.

Paleontologists have discovered the first fossils of baby T. rexes, which were reportedly the size of cats, suggesting that tyrannosaurs had numerous offspring and altering previous understandings of their reproductive strategies.

A significant T. rex specimen, discovered through a chance encounter, is now at risk of being 'lost to science,' raising concerns among researchers.

One of the largest and most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex skeletons ever found, nicknamed 'Gus,' is set to be auctioned with an estimated price of $30 million, raising concerns among museums about private collectors.

A 67-million-year-old Tyrannosaurus rex fossil is expected to fetch $30 million at auction in New York, raising concerns among scientists about the privatization of significant specimens.

Scientists are highlighting Tylosaurus rex, a fearsome marine reptile from the Cretaceous Period, as the aquatic equivalent of the Tyrannosaurus rex.

A recent study proposes a new explanation for the Tyrannosaurus rex's disproportionately small forelimbs, potentially solving a long-standing mystery about the dinosaur's evolutionary adaptations.

A new scientific study explores the evolutionary reason behind the Tyrannosaurus rex's disproportionately small arms, suggesting a correlation with the development of its powerful jaws.

A proposal for a sustainable handbag made from 'T. rex leather' has been met with skepticism from scientists, despite its spectacular sound.

‘Alnashetri cerropoliciensis’ belongs to a strange carnivorous lineage that refutes the idea of the progressive miniaturization of its group

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