19/01/2025
We start the year with excellent news! New advances in the study of Megaraptor have been published in a prestigious international journal: Annals of Carnegie Museum. This achievement not only highlights the team's effort and dedication but also underscores the scientific significance of this discovery, being recognized in a highly respected journal with global reach in the paleontological community.
Annals of Carnegie Museum is a prominent publication in the field of natural sciences, known for disseminating high-quality research that contributes to the understanding of past and present biodiversity. Publishing in this journal involves a rigorous peer-review process, ensuring that the work meets the highest academic standards.
Congratulations to the team for this outstanding work, which not only enhances our understanding of Megaraptor (my favorite dinosaur 😁) but also places national research on the global stage. Each day, we learn more about this fascinating species, and contributions like this are key to continuing to reconstruct the history of life, with an important contribution from Patagonia.
Megaraptorans are medium- to large-bodied tetanuran theropod dinosaurs known from Cretaceous deposits in Asia, Australia, and especially South America. The megaraptoran skeleton is far from well known, and the humerus is one of the least-frequently preserved elements. Here we describe the first-docu...
