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Remains of a small Albertosaur have been described preserved with the feeding traces of a dromaeosaurid. As there is no growth in the bone after the marks, it's safe to assume they were made after death. No idea if the raptor killed it or not.
A new juvenile Albertosaurus specimen was just described, featuring feeding traces from dromaeosaurs. At 8 years old it’s the youngest of its kind to preserve skull material like this. Pretty cool stuff, linked below…
A section of one of the paintings I did recently for the Schiele Museum of Paleontology. This one corresponds to the Triassic Burgersdorp formation, South Africa.
The Sereno Edmontosaurus mummy last year made some big waves but I’ve noticed the rebuttal that was published almost immediately after has still been looked over. As part of a larger study, the “sail crest” was questioned, as decomposition could influence the appearance.-