New Dinosaur Found!

Artist impression of how comptonatus looked eating drawn by John Sibbick.

Have you spotted that a new dinosaur has been found? Comptonatus Chasei is a type of a iguanodon that lived during the early cretaceous. It’s been named after the fossil collector Nick Chase who discovered its remains in the cliffs at Compton Bay on the Isle of White in 2013.

To learn more about this incredible discovery check out the below articles.

The Natural History Museum

University of Portsmouth

This is the first complete specimen of a UK dinosaur discovered in a century and I can’t wait to see the full skeleton revealed.

Featured image by ©John Sibbick who illustrated the head of Comptonatus Chasei eating foliage. The complete skull helped paleontologists to determine this was a new species of iguanodon.

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