Ornithischians

New Isle of Wight Dinosaur Flaunted a Dramatic Back Sail

Cretaceous, Europe, Iguanadont, New Research, New Species, Ornithischians, Ornithopods | Triassic Times | September 2, 2025

Scientists have discovered a new iguanodontian dinosaur from the early Cretaceous Isle of Wight that sports an unmistakable “sail” along its back and tail.

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