Southern 'cousin' of T. rex found
Scientists have found the first evidence that tyrannosaur dinosaurs - relatives of the famous T. rex - existed in the southern hemisphere.
Previously, tyrannosaurs had only been known from fossil finds in northern continents, the team of researchers write in Science journal.
Now, a hip bone found in Australia has been identified as belonging to a southern relative of T. rex.
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Previously, tyrannosaurs had only been known from fossil finds in northern continents, the team of researchers write in Science journal.
Now, a hip bone found in Australia has been identified as belonging to a southern relative of T. rex.