Paleontologists describe new Iguanodon dinosaurs

A group of researchers have found and explained in dinosaurs like new Iguanodons. New species of dinosaurs are identified from Jawbone fossils found in Spain. Dinosaurs tend to be 6 to 8 meters long herbivore related to the species found in modern China and Niger. The present invention represents the genus and new species of Styracosternan and species and explained based on the right denying a single specimen of the initial Cretaceous, the initial barremian period.

New dinosaurs are called Portellesaurus Sosbaynati and have two autapomorphic features and a unique characteristic combination. It has the absence of a bulge along the ventral ventral margin directly to the base of the coronoid process and the existence of deep oral cavities on the medial surface of the fossa adductor under the position of the 11th-12th teeth.

An analysis showed that the new Iberian form was more closely related to the African Taxon of the Auranosaurus Nigerensis than Taxa Iberia. In particular, the researchers said that it was more related to the magnananus soriaensis taxa and Galvensis Iguanodon than other early Cretaceous Iberian creatures.

Researchers about the project said that recent discoveries such as fossils can explain new knowledge about the evolution of Hadrosauroind. Fossils are found on a site near Portell, Spain, located about 110 kilometers north of Castelló de La Pana in East Spain. The site where it was found to be called Mas De Curolles-II, and this site was first discovered in 1998 by a geological prospect campaign.

The outcrops studied are located around the village of Portell, La Mata, La Cub, and Ring. Geologically, the site belongs to the Miramblet formation, and the area of ​​the area belongs to the Northwest Margin of Setting Sub-Basin Moirella in the eastern part of the Iberian chain.