During the last 15 million years of the Cretaceous, Tyrannosaurs reigned over North American ecosystems evolving a lethal combination of colossal size, exceptional bite forces, accelerated growth rates and sophisticated sensory systems. Yet, they weren’t always king of the food chain. When Tyrannosaurs first roamed North America, they were but players on the Cretaceous stage. Join Dr. Lindsay Zanno as she introduces her team’s newest discovery, a tiny Tyrannosaur named Moros that roamed what is now Utah during the dawn of the Late Cretaceous.
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