Araraquara: Dinosaur footprints found in Brazil have been identified as DinasAndIt is being declared as the new generation of R.

According to media reports, the footprints in the city of Araraquara were discovered in the 1980s by an Italian priest and paleontologist. They were donated to Brazil’s Museum of Earth Sciences for study in 1984.

Later, scientists realized that the footprints of this dinosaur did not match those of other dinosaurs on record, after which scientists began to investigate.

Scientists have named this dinosaur as Farlowichnus rapidus. It was a small, fast carnivorous dinosaur that lived in the desert during the early Cretaceous period.