HARRISBURG, Pa. (WHTM) - Scientists at the Smithsonian Institution have confirmed that a fossil discovered at The State Museum of Pennsylvania is the skull of a previously-unknown dinosaur.
The dinosaur, now known as Daemonosaurus chauliodous, was found in 2004 in a large mudstone block from New Mexico that contained other fossils, museum officials said.
http://www.abc27.com/story/14662394/fossil-found-at-state-museum-confirmed-as-new-dinosaur
The dinosaur, now known as Daemonosaurus chauliodous, was found in 2004 in a large mudstone block from New Mexico that contained other fossils, museum officials said.
http://www.abc27.com/story/14662394/fossil-found-at-state-museum-confirmed-as-new-dinosaur
