The ancient species is called Tameryraptor markgrafi and it is a member of a group of carnivorous theropod dinosaurs called Carcharodontosauridae. 3. Tameryraptor markgrafi fossil bones on display.

The discovery of the Tameryraptor markgrafi is thanks to archive photographs of the dinosaur’s skeleton from before 1944, due to the fossil being destroyed during the Second World War.

Don’t let this fella’s comically beady eyes fool you, they’re the eyes of a killer. Meet Tameryraptor markgrafi, or ‘thief from the beloved land,’ a dinosaur that once roamed Egypt 95 ...

Skeletal remains of Tameryraptor markgrafi are shown in an exhibition at the Alte Akademie. The photo of the exhibit was taken at an unspecified time before the material was destroyed in April 1944.

An artist's reconstruction of Tameryraptor markgrafi. The dinosaur would have reached some 33 feet long in life. SNSB / Joshua Knüppe. The new assessment of the specimen came after Maximilian ...

Scientists have unveiled a giant horned dinosaur from Egypt called Tameryraptor markgrafi after discovering lost photos of fossils destroyed in WWII. When you purchase through links on our site ...

Paleontologists might have discovered a new dinosaur species—even though its fossil doesn’t exist anymore. Researchers in Munich, Germany, claim to have identified a new species of large ...

The Tameryraptor fossils were first discovered by German scientists in 1914, but a bombing raid destroyed them in 1944, turning the impressive creature's legacy to rubble.

Stromer's original drawings of the skeletal remains of Tameryraptor markgrafi (from Stromer E. Ein Skelett-Rest von Carcharodontosaurus nov. gen. Abh Bayer Akad Wissensch Mathematisch ...

Tameryraptor was about ten meters long, had symmetrical teeth and a prominent nasal horn. The name refers to the ancient name for Egypt, “Tamery”, the promised land, ...

The 10-metre-long predatory dinosaur species, named Tameryraptor markgrafi, was discovered based on archive photographs of the dinosaur’s skeleton from before 1944.

The 10-metre-long predatory dinosaur species, named Tameryraptor markgrafi, was discovered based on archive photographs of the dinosaur’s skeleton from before 1944.