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ALT Paleoart reconstruction of Dubreuillosaurus: a two-legged predatory dinosaur with a dark, fuzzy coat on its neck and shoulders, a striped brown body and tail, and red patches above the eye and on the snout. It stands on rocky ground with one foot raised. Art by Gabriel Ugueto @SerpenIllus.
ALT Black-and-white side view of the skull and lower jaw of Dubreuillosaurus, a theropod dinosaur. The long, low skull has large openings and a row of curved, blade-like teeth. The lower jaw is shown separately below.
ALT A dark fossil lower jawbone, partly exposed in pale limestone at the dig site, with two teeth visible and a small paintbrush beside it for scale. Photo from the 1998 excavation in the Conteville quarry near Caen (Normandy, France) by Philippe Richir.
ALT Members of the Muséum National d'Histoire Naturelle team (left to right: Jean-Baptiste Richir, Renaud Vacant, Philippe Taquet and Ronan Allain) crouch over the ground in the Conteville quarry in 1998, during the first in situ discoveries. Standing on the right, Jacques Richir and André Dubreuil, mayor of the commune, look on. A rainbow arches over the grassy slope behind them. Photo: Philippe Richir.
