ANCHORAGE, Alaska (AP) — Researchers have uncovered a new species of plant-eating dinosaur in Alaska, according to a report published Tuesday.

What Baby Dinosaur Bones In Alaska Suggest About Prehistoric Life Researchers have found hundreds of baby dinosaur bones in the Alaskan Arctic, suggesting that dinosaurs may have lived at cold ...

“Finding dinosaurs in Alaska challenges everything we think we know about dinosaurs,” Fiorillo said. “They’re described as warm-climate, swamp-going things.

A "world-class" dinosaur track site discovered in Alaska's Denali National Park shows that herds of duck-billed dinosaurs thrived under the midnight sun. "We had mom, dad, big brother, big sister ...

00000192-9ca2-dda9-a1f3-defb7c9c0000The more Tony Fiorillo explores Alaska, the more dinosaur tracks he finds on its lonely ridgetops. The latest examples are the stone footprints of two different ...

When dinosaurs ruled Alaska. By Kate Siber. Published: August 21, 2017. Pachyrhinosaurus, which means “thick nosed reptile,” is a close relative of the famous three-horned dinosaur Triceratops.

Researchers have uncovered a new species of plant-eating dinosaur in Alaska, according to a report published Tuesday. The animal was a variety of hadrosaur, a duck-billed dinosaur that roamed in ...

Alaska needs a state dinosaur, lawmaker says, but top dino scientist not sure on pick Alaska Public Media | By Casey Grove. Published February 12, 2025 at 4:38 PM AKST ...

A powerful 8.2-magnitude earthquake shook the southern region of Alaska in July 2021. Scientists believe the quake may have turned up more than 30 new dinosaur footprints from three different species.

In a remote area of northern Alaska, scientists have discovered a duck-billed dinosaur the size of a minibus that roamed above the Arctic Circle roughly 70 million years ago.

Fossils from a unique plant-eating dinosaur found in the high Arctic of Alaska may change how scientists view dinosaur physiology, say Alaska and Florida university researchers.

“Finding dinosaurs in Alaska challenges everything we think we know about dinosaurs,” Fiorillo told me. “They’re described as warm-climate, swamp-going things.