Dino fossil turns Denver museum into dig site
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The bones, which Bennison found in Del Puerto Canyon in Stanislaus County, represented the first scientifically documented discovery of a dinosaur fossil in California.
Scientists discovered a trove of rare dinosaur bones dating back 115 million years at Maryland’s aptly named Dinosaur Park, marking the first “bone bed” found in the state since 1887.
Scientists at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science made an unexpected discovery while preparing for renovations: dinosaur bones under their own parking lot. KUSA's Bryan Wendland reports.
Other dinosaur fossils found in California include Aletopelta coombsi, a kind of ankylosaur lived in the Late Crectaceous period in what is now Southern California, George said.
Other dinosaur fossils found in California include Aletopelta coombsi, a kind of ankylosaur lived in the Late Crectaceous period in what is now Southern California, George said.
Other dinosaur fossils found in California include Aletopelta coombsi, a kind of ankylosaur lived in the Late Crectaceous period in what is now Southern California, George said.
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