Dinosaurs have a habit of digging their claws into our imaginations, however, so researchers have kept on, turning up a few clues in the past two decades about the surfeit of superlative sauropods.

After the dinosaurs died out, mammals evolved into many different shapes and sizes as they filled the empty spaces left by the dinosaurs during the Cenozoic era. This period is also called the ...

Our dinosaur expert Dr Susie Maidment and fossil plant expert Dr Paul Kenrick explore what the world was like back then and the animals and plants that called our planet home. ... It comes after the ...

For most of the Cenozoic era, local and continental measures of functional diversity differed, but surprisingly, during the ...

For most of the Cenozoic era, local and continental measures of functional diversity differed, but surprisingly, during the first 10 million years of the era, immediately following the extinction ...