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State Museum Houses Bones of Newly Discovered Dinosaur Species
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State Museum Houses Bones of Newly Discovered Dinosaur Species
Researchers say fossils currently housed at the State Museum of Pennsylvania in Harrisburg are those of a newly discovered species. Experts in New Mexico confirmed the discovery that the fossils belong to a two-legged bird-like dinosaur that roamed the earth some 70 million years ago. It measured eight to ten feet in length and weighed as much as 300 pounds. The fossils were unearthed 20 years ago and shipped to Harrisburg but their identity w…
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