There is now on exhibition at the American Museum of Natural History, New York, a skeleton of a large carnivorous dinosaur ... adapted to support the enormous frame and to hold down the body ...

rex would have had about 380 bones in its body. It added that discoveries of complete dinosaur skeletons were very rare. In a statement to BBC News, Christie's said: "There is no T. rex skeleton ...

Not the real Haddy, of course. The fossil remains of the duck-billed darling – the world’s first mounted dinosaur skeleton – are tucked away in storage at the Academy of Natural Sciences of ...

Voigt has traveled to five natural history museums across Europe to photograph dinosaurs and other extinct animals' skeletons, producing a collection of images that depict these long-dead ...

For their work, the researchers analyzed previously unknown archival photographs of the dinosaur skeleton from the period before 1944. The findings are published in the scientific journal PLoS ONE.