The study, led by the University of Liverpool, analyzed a fossilized hip bone from a Edmontosaurus using “advanced mass spectrometry and other analytical techniques.” Those techniques, including protein sequencing, led to the discovery of bone collagen still remaining, despite fossilization.

The discovery of a well-preserved fossil is helping researchers learn more about an iconic Jurassic-period dinosaur.

Tour guide Joe Thompson stumbled upon the footprint, imprinted in clay.

That sentiment stems from a new paper published in Current Biology which posits that dinosaur fossils older than we’ve ever seen may still be out there. The trouble is, they're probably near-impossible to reach.

A 70-million-year-old dinosaur embryo, preserved in remarkable detail, has been discovered inside a fossilized egg. The find is one of the most well-preserved dinosaur embryos ever uncovered, offering scientists a rare glimpse into the development and hatching behavior of prehistoric creatures.