The bones of the Earth’s most fearsome dinosaur had been sitting underneath what is now an Egyptian desert for 97 million years. In 1912, German paleontologist Ernst Freiherr Stromer von Reichenbach discovered them. But the bombing runs of World War II destroyed his collection. Picking up Reichenbach’s pieces, University of Chicago paleontologist Nizar Ibrahim has […]
The bones of the Earth’s most fearsome dinosaur had been sitting underneath what is now an Egyptian desert for 97 million years. In 1912, German paleontologist Ernst Freiherr Stromer von Reichenbach discovered them. But the bombing runs of World War II destroyed his collection. Picking up Reichenbach’s pieces, University of Chicago paleontologist Nizar Ibrahim has […]
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