Norway's only dinosaur find was a complete accident “And it’s a world record,” Norwegian paleontologist says.
Ancient skeletons are a bit like puzzles It can take many years to put them together. And scientists can make mistakes putting the pieces together, too.
Discovered new species on Svalbard: Britney was an arctic plesiosaur with a tiny head and enormous eyes Researchers have learned more about an ancient, nearly headless family of prehistoric animals.
Shelved fossil was a Svalbard jewel The fossil was originally found on Spitzbergen, the largest island of Svalbard, in 1962. Fifty years later it was rediscovered amongst uncatalogued material in the storage shelves of the University of Oslo’s Natural History Museum.
Northern carnivorous dinosaur was a vegetarian An overlooked clue preserved in 123 million-year-old sandstone deposits debunks the belief that meat-eating dinosaurs roamed the island archipelago of Svalbard