Remains of new dinosaur reveals lost world of arctic dinosaur
Q. Scientists have found new dinosaur remains in a remote part of which region that might reveal a "lost world" of many different kinds of arctic dinosaur?- Published on 25 Sep 15a. Alaska
b. Tundra
c. Arctic
d. None of the above
ANSWER: Alaska
The skeleton belongs to a newly-discovered species of duck-billed dinosaur, which was 30-feet long and lived through months of winter darkness and probably snow. It is the dinosaur with the most northernmost habitat ever found known as Ugrunaaluk kuukpikensis. Discovery indicates a new world of dinosaurs that could live in snowy conditions and contended with months of darkness.The researchers estimate that there could be at least 13 different dinosaur present in the area — and will now continue to research to find out how they lived in regions that scientists had previously thought to be uninhabitable for reptilian dinosaurs.The new dinosaur is closely related to Edmontosaurus, another duck-billed dinosaur that lived about 70 million years ago.
