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Scientist Finds Asteroid Fossil That May Have Caused Global Dinosaur Extinction
November 20, 1998 — The fossilized remnants of an asteroid that may have caused the global extinction of dinosaurs and other species more than 65 million years ago has been found by a National Science ... > full story -
First Dinosaur Embryo Skin Discovered -- Unhatched Embryos Are First Ever Found Of Giant-Plant Eating Dinosaurs
November 18, 1998 — A team of researchers have announced the discovery of a dinosaur nesting ground strewn with thousands of eggs, dozens of which still have unhatched dinosaur embryos inside. In addition to tiny ... > full story -
Discovery Of New Large, Predatory Dinosaur Reported In Science
November 13, 1998 — Curved claws like giant meathooks and a long, narrow, crocodile-like skull were among the fossil remains of a new genus and species of dinosaur recently excavated in the Ténéré ... > full story -
Dinosaur Tooth Enamel: A Key To Investigating Ancient Climate On Land
October 31, 1998 — By combining aspects of geology, biology, and chemistry, scientists at the Carnegie Institution's Geophysical Laboratory are developing new ways of analyzing dinosaur tooth enamel in order to ... > full story -
New Studies Shed Light On Facial Features Of Popular Dinosaurs
October 2, 1998 — Studies by an Ohio University paleontologist suggest that contrary to popular belief, Tyrannosaurus rex probably didn't have lips and Triceratops most likely didn't have cheeks. The assertion ... > full story -
New Evidence From Dinosaur Footsteps Show Massive Herds Once Roamed Northern Alaska
September 12, 1998 — A joint University of Alaska Fairbanks/Anchorage expedition team has discovered a significant variety of single dinosaur footprints and sets of prints, or trackways, on Alaska's North Slope. ... > full story -
International Research Team Announces Discovery Of Two Species Of Feathered Dinosaurs
June 30, 1998 — A team of scientists has announced the discovery in northeastern China of two 120-million-year-old dinosaur species, both of which show unequivocal evidence of true feathers. Both remarkable new ... > full story -
Scientists Unearth Well-Preserved Remains Of A Predatory Dinosaur In Madagascar
May 19, 1998 — Majungatholus atopus had a face so ugly, it was worthy only of a mother's love -- and that of the team of scientists who have recovered an unusually well-preserved specimen of the large predatory ... > full story -
Significant Dinosaur Tracksite Discovered In Wyoming
March 25, 1998 — New insights into ancient North America will result from the discovery of 165 million year-old dinosaur footprints near Shell, Wyo., according to a University of Wyoming researcher. ... > full story -
New Sickle-Clawed Fossil From Madagascar Links Birds And Dinosaurs
March 16, 1998 — A new raven-sized fossil bird, showing clear evidence of the close relationship between theropod dinosaurs and birds, has been discovered on the island of Madagascar by scientists working under a ... > full story
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