Latest dinosaur discovery from alaska

[ChubbyTaco]

A new discovery of a new species of duck billed dinosaur called Ugrunaaluk (U. kuukpikensis) from alaska . The estimations show that it reached nine metres in length and the fossils, which include the remains of a number of individuals, came from the Liscomb Bone Bed, a highly fossiliferous layer of rock along the Colville River in the Prince Creek Formation.  These rocks consist of flood plain deposits and shed light on life in the far north of the American continent some 69 million years ago (Maastrichtian faunal stage).

[Shonisaurus]

In yet another discovery of dinosaurs in Alaska Ugrunaaluk it demonstrated that dinosaurs were fully adapted to any climate, and is cast with the thesis that all that remained until the early eighties that dinosaurs were misfits and vulnerable.

They were by far the most successful of all time terrestrial vertebrate species. Moreover I read the news but has found a skull of ugranaaluk?

[Roselaar]

Interesting, but wrong section.

[Yutyrannus]

There is already a thread for this:
http://dinotoyblog.com/forum/index.php?topic=3875.msg112906#new

[Viking Spawn]

I love your signature image Eashwar!  That is a fantastic museum!  (Carnegie!) 

[Ikessauro]

Wrong place for this, should be in the News section.