Wyoming – The new species Galeamopus pabsti has been described by paleontologists at the Department of Earth Sciences at the University of Turin and the Faculty of Science and Technology at Nova University in Lisbon and the Lourinhã Museum in Portugal. This Jurassic dinosaur was discovered during excavations coordinated by a Swiss research group led by Hans-Jakob “Kirby” Siber and Ben Pabst, in Wyoming (USA) in 1995. It is the latest in a series of new discoveries by the two paleontologists Emanuel Tschopp (University of Turin) and Octávio Mateus (University of Lisbon) started in 2012 with Siracus Kaatedocus. The new scientific article was published online in PeerJ magazine. (9colonne)
