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Britain has a rich history of dinosaur discoveries, with many significant finds across the country. The first scientifically described dinosaur bone was found in Oxfordshire in 1676. The proximity of Paludohadros to Baryonyx in Surrey highlights how specific regions can be particularly fruitful for palaeontologists.
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