A first-of-its-kind green dinosaur fossil is all set to be put on ... Fossil preservation over such vast timescales is exceedingly rare. NHMLAC paleontologists first spotted a single leg bone ...

recovery and reassembly of a 150-millon-year-old rare dinosaur. Seventeen years later, they had Gnatalie. The reassembled dino skeleton is 75 feet long -- nearly twice the size of a METRO bus ...

Unearthed in southeastern Utah, a rare 150-million-year-old green dinosaur fossil, temporarily named 'Gnatalie,' was reassembled by the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County and is now ...

Scientists have deduced that rare volcanic activity around 80 to ... at LA museum Those interested in seeing this unique green dinosaur have their chance this fall. Gnatalie is slated to be ...

Its unusual green color occurred after volcanic ... "This process offers a rare glimpse into how dinosaur science really happens, turning what could be an academic pursuit into something ...

LOS ANGELES — The latest dinosaur being mounted at the Natural ... typically brown from silica or black from iron minerals, green is rare because celadonite forms in volcanic or hydrothermal ...

The dinosaur's fossils got their unique coloration ... While fossils are typically brown from silica or black from iron minerals, green is rare because celadonite forms in volcanic or hydrothermal ...

London - A rare full skeleton of a huge diplodocus dinosaur sold in Britain for £400 000 ($630 000) on Wednesday, an auction house said. Nicknamed Misty, the 150-million-year-old fossil was bought to ...

The Camptosaurus is expected to fetch $1.2 million Instead of seeing dinosaurs at a museum or on the big screen, a fan with very deep pockets can actually own one. A mostly complete skeleton of ...

A rare green dinosaur fossil has been discovered in southeastern Utah and reassembled by a team from the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County (NHMLAC). The collected bones don't belong to ...

Scientists have deduced that rare volcanic activity around ... "And what better than a green, almost 80-foot-long dinosaur to engage them in the process of scientific discovery and make them ...