5 hours agoShareSaveGeorgina RannardScience correspondentReporting fromNatural History Museum, LondonShareSaveNatural History MuseumThe scientists are excited to have such a rare complete skeleton of a small dinosaur.Traditionally, big dinosaur bones have been the biggest prize, so there has been less interest in digging out smaller fossils.”When you’re looking for those very big dinosaurs, sometimes it’s easy to overlook the smaller ones living alongside them. But now I hope people will keep their eyes close to the ground looking for these little ones,” says Prof Barrett.The findings about Enigmacursor mollyborthwickae are published in the journal Royal Society Open Science.
