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New horned Tyrannosaurus discovered

By T.K. Randall
October 7, 2009 · Comment icon 4 comments

Image Credit: sxc.hu
A new species of Tyrannosaur has been discovered by researchers in the Gobi Desert of Mongolia, named Alioramus altai the new dinosaur was much smaller than Tyrannosaurus Rex and had a horn on its head.
Researchers have recently discovered a new type of Tyrannosaur, one that was much smaller and graceful than its fearsome cousin Rex, while still being a vicious predator.


Source: Discoveryon | Comments (4)




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Comment icon #1 Posted by Lady Amethyst 15 years ago
The new Tyrannosaur, named Alioramus altai, was found during an American Museum of Natural History 2001 expedition to the Gobi Desert of Mongolia. Never heard of this one
Comment icon #2 Posted by newbloodmoon 15 years ago
I had heard about this one very recently on another site. I think it's pretty cool.
Comment icon #3 Posted by Samuronin 15 years ago
That was a cool dino .. the tyrannosaurus bloodline is getting bigger and bigger....
Comment icon #4 Posted by Sir_Quack_The_Wack 15 years ago
HORNS! Weird, though, how the picture in the article doesn't show any horns. Because I want to see this prehistoric madman's horns.


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