In a surprising new study, Australia's most famous plant-eating dinosaur has been described as a "picky eater with a nose for good food" when it roamed across the continent around 96 million years ago ...

Half a century after he stumbled across a dinosaur beside an outback Queensland waterhole, grazier Doug Langdon has finally come face-to-face with the restored fossils of Australia's most famous ...

In a surprising new study, Australia’s most famous plant-eating dinosaur has been described as a “picky eater with a nose for good food” when it roamed across the continent around 96 million years ago ...

There is some disagreement among scientists about whether Muttaburrasaurus was strictly a plant-eater.It has the typical beak of a plant eater, but its back teeth are more suitable for slicing or ...

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A group of school children shrieked with glee and terror as they were greeted by a muttaburrasaurus at the preview of a new dinosaur exhibition in Sydney. The 100 ...

(PhysOrg.com) -- Doubt has been cast over the only known piece of evidence that large carnivorous dinosaurs once roamed Australia, following new research by The University of Queensland (UQ). For the ...

At first, Muttaburrasaurus was thought to have been related to Iguanodon, a plant-eating dino with conical spikes on its hands. Though many assumed Muttaburrasaurus had them as well, it now appears ...

The Queensland Museum has launched a children's book Happy Birthday Muttaburrasaurus to celebrate 50 years since the first bones from the dinosaur were discovered in the outback Queensland town of ...

Muttaburrasaurus langdoni, left, illustrated in Queensland Australia, around 96 million years ago. Other dinosaurs include a Megaraptoran carnivore, small ornithopods and enantiornithine birds.