Arctic fossils suggest dinosaurs migrated across the Bering Land Bridge
A version of the Bering Land Bridge existed in the Cretaceous.
May 27, 2020
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A new look at a Cretaceous dinosaur discovered in Arctic Alaska casts doubt on whether it should be classified as a separate species and genus — but that in turn points to a different exciting development.
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