Suara.com – Scientists found two new dinosaur species which is thought to have lived in the south of England about 125 million years ago.
Dinosaur fossils The three-fingered finger was found on the coast of the Isle of Wight.
This new dinosaur species belongs to the spinosaurid group which is estimated to be 9 meters long with a 1 meter long skull.
Paleontologists have described one of the carnivorous reptile’s fossils as a “hell crane” because it has a hunting style with a fearsome version of the bird.
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The first specimen was named Inferior ceratosuchops and has low horns and bulges around the brow area.
The name also refers to the hunting style of the predatory stork.
The second specimen is called Riparovenator milnerae, which translates as “Milner riverside hunter”.
The name is in honor of British paleontologist Angela Milner, who died recently.
The fossils of the two species were first discovered by fossil hunters, who found parts of two skulls before a team from the Dinosaur Isle Museum found the large part of the tail.
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The discovery came after the skeleton of the last spinosaurid, Baryonyx, was found in a mine in Surrey in 1983.
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