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An illustration of a Gorgosaurus feeding on a Citipes in the forest

What’s for dinner? UĢ��ý paleontologist finds out through remarkable specimen

A re-creation by paleoartist, Corbin Rainbolt, of what Morotopithecus may have looked like

UĢ��ý researcher helps give history of early apes a fresh perspective

Tooth fossils under a microscope

Conodont fossils can be found across the globe — but did they all eat the same thing?

In the News: The Conversation Canada

The discovery of two giant dinosaur species solves the mystery of missing apex predators in North America and Asia

Oviraptorosaurs are a group of birdlike dinosaurs that were part of the ancestral dinosaur lineage that later gave rise to birds. Oviraptorosaurs walked on two legs, had a powerful toothless beak and were covered in feathers. One of the first known species, Oviraptor philoceratops, was discovered in the 1920s when a skeleton was uncovered alongside a nest of eggs in Cretaceous rocks of Mongolia’s Gobi Desert. Paleontologists at the time assumed that the animal had died while attempting to raid the nest of

An exquisitely preserved egg reveals what birds have inherited from dinosaurs