Khaberni - Excavations of a newly discovered small-sized dinosaur have pushed paleobiologists to rethink the shape of the evolutionary tree lineage, and the dinosaur Fuskia bilindonium, a herbivore that walked on two legs, measures just over half a meter in length.
Paleobiologists analyzed new elements of the skull from five specimens of the Rapetodontomorph lineage dating back to the Early Cretaceous period, discovered in Salas de los Infantes, northern Spain.
Professor Marcos Biserra from the National University of Córdoba stated that what was discovered is that the dinosaur's skull was "strange and highly evolved," emphasizing that "dwarfism does not imply evolutionary simplicity."
The research team leader, Paul-Emile Diedonie, a professor at the National University of Rio Negro in Argentina, affirmed, "From the first moment, anyone who sees this animal is amazed due to its extreme smallness.. but its skull is highly evolved and its anatomical features are innovative."
