Nicknamed "Gnatalie" for the stinging gnats that pestered excavators during digs, the fossils are also believed to be ...

Named ‘Gnatalie,’ the dinosaur lived in the late Jurassic Era. The dinosaur existed far earlier than the iconic Tyrannosaurus ...

Skull of a 150 million year old green dinosaur named Gnatalie on display at the Natural History Museum's under-construction welcome center, Los Angeles. AP The first-of-its-kind green dinosaur ...

That's when Gnatalie, believed to belong to a previously undiscovered herbivore species of long-neck dinosaurs, goes on display. Discovered in Utah in 2007, the dinosaur is a composite mount of ...

Seventeen years later, they had Gnatalie. The reassembled dino skeleton is 75 feet long -- nearly twice the size of a METRO bus -- and weighs roughly five tons. She will make her public debut this ...

It's Gnatalie we are roaring about, the new green dinosaur coming to NHM Commons, the Natural History Museum's soon-to-open ...

In the meantime, the dinosaur has been named "Gnatalie" by excavation team members, as there was an influx of gnats during that first summer at the dig site, NatGeo said. From the site where the ...

Nicknamed "Gnatalie" for the stinging gnats that pestered excavators during digs, the fossils are also believed to be evidence of a new prehistoric herbivorous species. The more-than 75-foot-long ...