Science Division Live: Dinosaur Empire, New Discoveries from the Lost Landmass of Laramidia

The western landmass of Laramidia was a hotbed of dinosaur diversity during the Late Cretaceous, with spectacular forms of horned, duckbilled, and tyrannosaur dinosaurs. DMNS teams have been hunting for these lost ecosystems across the American West, from Utah and New Mexico, to right here in Colorado. New dino discoveries have begun to challenge our views of evolution in this hothouse world.
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[@benparker2522]

awesome talk!

[@karberlbernalte1663]

Thank you, is really interesting

[@stingrayampeg7804]

Nice job! Fascinating stuff

[@dilo19000]

Really looking forward to the publication of these Ceratopsians!

[@HenrythePaleoGuy]

Amazing!

[@diegolopez3989]

Hey Henry, love your content. Keep up the good work!

[@matthiasfloren2610]

Really neat! And it kindoff shows Bergman's rule? Cause the Northern duckbills are larger than their Southern counterparts

[@diegolopez3989]

Quick question, have we ever found any fossils of deinosuchus from Colorado?

[@hudsondavis4330]

As of yet, no Deinosuchus fossils have been found in Colorado

[@diegolopez3989]

Also how is Tiny the torosaurus is it going to be mounted?