and will likely spur a handful of studies about the anatomy of the Stegosaurus stenops species. [Read full story on the stegosaurus skeleton] ...

The dinosaur (Stegosaurus stenops) was an herbivore that lived about 155 million ... left arm and base of its tail — and took three weeks to excavate. [See stunning photos of the Stegosaurus skeleton] ...

At 5.6m long and 2.9m tall, the Stegosaurus stenops is roughly the size of a 4x4 vehicle – though it predated such motors by 150 million years. Paleontologists at the museum have spent 12 months ...

That different species of dinosaur actually existed is immediately obvious. Tyrannosaurus rex and Stegosaurus stenops were so different from each other that it is at once apparent that they were ...

Stegosaurus stenops was a 9-meter-long, 2-ton herbivore that had two rows of finlike plates running along its back and two pairs of meter-long spikes adorning its tail. Those pointy skewers ...

More importantly, bones in this "skeleton" are representative of Quarry 13 at Como Bluff in Albany County which produced the largest concentration of Stegosaurus bones of the time. Stegosaurus had ...

The Museum's 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus stenops would have weighed around 1,600kg in life, similar to the size of a small rhino. The Stegosaurus, revealed at the Museum in December, is ...

More accurate estimates have been impossible - until now. Because the Natural History Museum of London's stegosaurus stenops (nicknamed Sophie) is the most complete in the world, scientists were ...

At 5.6m long and 2.9m tall, the Stegosaurus stenops is roughly the size of a 4x4 vehicle – though it predated such motors by 150 million years. Paleontologists at the museum have spent 12 months ...

The dinosaur (Stegosaurus stenops) was an herbivore that lived about 155 million to 150 million years ago, during the late Jurassic Period. Stegosaurus, known for the two rows of bony plates along ...

The Museum's 150-million-year-old Stegosaurus stenops would have weighed around 1,600kg in life, similar to the size of a small rhino. The Stegosaurus, revealed at the Museum in December, is ...