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Fossilized bones discovered on a rocky seashore on England's Isle of Wight are the remains of a meat-eating dinosaur that may be larger than any other known from Europe, a beast that was a cousin of the biggest carnivorous dinosaur species on record.

The ‘White Rock spinosaurid’ would have weighed several tonnes

Paris (AFP) - A giant crocodile-faced dinosaur, discovered on the Isle of Wight by one of Britain's best fossil hunters, was probably the largest predator ever to stalk Europe, scientists said on Thursday.

Prehistoric bones belonging to two-legged, crocodile-faced ‘White Rock spinosaurid’ were discovered on the island

The crocodile-faced spinosaurid lived 125 million years ago and would have been 10 metres long.

Ten-metre spinosaur would have been able to bite other dinosaurs in half, experts believe

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