PRIANGAN ZONE – A group of scientists found dinosaur bones in the state of Missouri, USA recently. They claim it is new species which has never been found before in this country. The skeleton of a young duck-billed dinosaur, called Parrosaurus Missouriensis, was 25–30 feet long, or about 7.6-9.1 meters.
Scientists have kept the site of their discovery a secret until it can be secured. Paleontologist Guy Darrough, who discovered the skeleton, took it to a local museum and then called the Field Museum in Chicago to reveal the big news.
He reportedly spoke with Pete Makovicky, dinosaur curator at the Field Museum.
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“He came down and looked and said, ‘Yeah, you guys have dinosaurs'” said Guy Darrough, quoted by ZonaPriangan.com from fox2now, Thursday, November 25, 2021.
“I can’t imagine anything more impressive than what we found here. New genus within the species. This is a world-famous discovery,” he added.
Makovicky, a professor of earth and environmental sciences at the University of Minnesota, and his team immediately began digging at the site in Missouri and they found an adult Parrosaurus Missouriensis right next to a young Parrosaurus Missouriensis found by Darrough.
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“This is actually a remarkable site in one of the best dinosaur locations in the eastern Great Plains,” Makovicky said.
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