New Long-Clawed Dinosaur Predator Species Discovered on Isle of Wight
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A University College London-led team has identified a new species of dinosaur from a fossil found on the Isle of Wight. This newly discovered predator was about the size of a large tiger and featured notably long claws. The finding adds to the understanding of dinosaur diversity in the region.
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