Biology
Dinosaur: Tyrannosaur Family Tree Expands With New Idaho Fossils
Rare fossils recently found in Idaho represent at least three new small to mid-sized species of theropod, which is the group of carnivorous dinosaurs that includes the Tyrannosaurus rex.
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