ScienceDiplodocus reportedly identified in Europe for the first time
A member of the research team says the specimen was found in El Castellar in Teruel, Spain, and dates to the Late Jurassic.
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A researcher announcing their team's new study says it identifies Diplodocus in Europe for the first time, based on a Late Jurassic specimen from El Castellar in Teruel, Spain. The linked article's summary notes that Diplodocus fossils have traditionally been known from the Morrison Formation in the United States.
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Diplodocus reportedly identified in Europe for the first time
A member of the research team says the specimen was found in El Castellar in Teruel, Spain, and dates to the Late Jurassic.
TLDR
A researcher announcing their team's new study says it identifies Diplodocus in Europe for the first time, based on a Late Jurassic specimen from El Castellar in Teruel, Spain. The linked article's summary notes that Diplodocus fossils have traditionally been known from the Morrison Formation in the United States.