Paleontologists have unearthed a nearly complete fossil of a dimetrodon, a reptile-like predator that roamed the Permian landscape 287 million years ago. This weekend, the team is working to ...

But discovering the fossils and piecing them together takes years. An excavation site in Seymour, Texas is fertile with Dimetrodon fossils.

Paleontologists have unearthed a nearly complete fossil of a dimetrodon, a reptile-like predator that roamed the Permian landscape 287 million years ago.

A 'dinosaur' fossil originally discovered on Prince Edward Island, Canada, has been shown to have steak knife-like teeth, and researchers have changed its name to Dimetrodon borealis -- marking ...

But a new discovery determined the fossil — a jawbone with lengthy, serrated teeth — actually belongs to the genus Dimetrodon, a famed mammal-like reptile that preceded the dinosaurs by some ...

Canuckosaur! First Canadian 'dinosaur' becomes Dimetrodon borealis Peer-Reviewed Publication University of Toronto image:Dimetrodon is shown with an overlay of the "Bathygnathus" fossil from PEI ...

Unlike the Dimetrodon, however, we have hope. We can learn, innovate and, most importantly, cooperate.

WICHITA FALLS, Texas (KAUZ) - Seymour sits on the Texas Red Beds, a geologic area known for its rich history of prehistoric creatures. The area is particularly famous for its high concentration of ...

Dinosaurs were giant, toothy reptilian creatures that wandered the Earth for millions of years, constantly searching for food ...

Fossil Facts Name:Dimetrodon borealis Meaning:Dimetrodon translates to “two kinds of tooth”, while borealis refers to the northern location where the fossil was found.

But, do know about some critters that roamed the wild Texas land around 290 million years ago? One of those critters, is the mighty, majestic, Dimetrodon. This ancient Texas critter dominated the ...