Is This Fossil a Baby T. Rex or a Controversial ‘Nano’ Dinosaur?
A full set of teeth in the fossil's upper jaw were found, along with fragments of hip and skull bones.
Hell Creek is heaven for paleontologists. The Montanan wildlife refuge is rife with clay and stones that hold clues to our prehistoric past.
It was in Hell Creek that researchers from the University of Kansas recently stumbled on the remains of a young Tyrannosaurus rex—they think.
"We just set off prospecting and a student came across some bone fragments," says David Burnham, a paleontologist from the University of Kansas. In Hell Creek, you're bound to find them. "If you put a black dot on the map for every fossil found in that area, it would be all black."
Fossils from various periods have been found there, and this isn't the first T. rex fossil to be found, but University
