By Stephanie Pappas This story originally appeared on LiveScience.com. Paleontologists have unearthed a nearly complete fossil of a dimetrodon, a reptile-like predator that roamed the Permian ...

But discovering the fossils and piecing them together takes years. An excavation site in Seymour, Texas is fertile with Dimetrodon fossils. During a recent dig, Bakker's specimen project took a ...

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

The Dimetrodon fossil, at left, is shown beside the CT scan used by the Canadian research team led by Kristin Brink of the University of Toronto Mississauga. (Photo Courtesy of Kristin Brink) ...

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 ...

image: Dimetrodon is shown with an overlay of the "Bathygnathus" fossil from PEI, with a Walchia tree in the background (a common fossil found on PEI). view more Credit: Illustration by Danielle ...

Fossils can’t build museums. By Emily Zhao , Crimson Staff Writer A Dimetrodon milleri lurks in the Harvard Museum of Natural History’s Romer Hall, the museum’s vertebrate paleontology room.

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.

A fossil dug up in P.E.I. in 1854 has finally been identified. The fossil turns out to be that of a dimetrodon — the first and only one ever found in Canada, reported a team of Canadian scientists ...

Taming of the Dimetrodon Fossils can’t build museums. By Emily Zhao, Crimson Staff Writer. A Dimetrodon milleri lurks in the Harvard Museum of Natural History’s Romer Hall, the museum’s vertebrate ...