Siamraptor Suwati: First Bitey Dino of Its Kind in Southeast Asia

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By Gemma Tarlach
Oct 9, 2019 1:00 PMNov 19, 2019 3:36 AM
Siamraptor suwati skull
A reconstruction of the predatory dinosaur’s skull based on partial fossils of Siamraptor suwati. (Credit: Chokchaloemwong et al. 2019)

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Siamraptor suwati joins the ranks of predatory dinosaurs known to science — and it’s the first of its lineage from Southeast Asia, giving its discovery greater significance.

When it comes to bitey dinos, most people think of T. rex and velociraptors (thanks, Jurassic Park…). But if toothy terrors are your thing, you should really get to know the carcharodontosaurs.

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