Before going into why Russell’s evolved Troodon looks so eerily familiar ... Indeed, there’s nothing in nature that suggests that Homo sapiens (or its equivalent) was somehow meant to be ...

Although the image is real, it it is not a troodon claw. The photograph was ... and scientists have long wondered what role hunting by Homo sapiens played in the moas’ decline.

Troodon was such a theropod. The carnivorous dinosaur was about two meters long and populated the vast semi-arid landscapes of North America about 75 million years ago. Like some of its dinosaur ...

And can we possibly know for sure? These questions and others will be tackled as we explore the intriguing world of Troodon. 1. It Was Originally Mistaken for a Lizard. A solitary, serrated tooth ...

Troodon formosus was a small coelurosaurian dinosaur—a member of the same clade (evolutionary group) to which modern birds belong. Fossilized remains have been discovered of nesting parents and ...

A study published April 3 in the journal Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences (PNAS) examined the calcium carbonate left behind in the eggs of a funky theropod called Troodon and found ...

Fiorillo, A. R. 2008. On the Occurrence of Exceptionally Large Teeth of Troodon (Dinosauria: Saurischia) from the Late Cretaceous of Northern Alaska. PALAIOS 23:322 ...

An international team of scientists led by Mattia Tagliavento and Jens Fiebig from Goethe University Frankfurt, Germany, has now examined the calcium carbonate of some well-preserved Troodon ...