Dinosaur brain tissue discovered in 130m-yr-old fossil
A 130 million year-old rock found in Sussex, England bears the first evidence of fossilised dinosaur brain tissue, scientists have claimed. The discovery has raised speculations that the creature, believed to be a herbivorous 'Iguanodon'-like species, may have had an unexpectedly large brain. It has also shown that, unlike previously believed, brain tissue can be fossilised.\n\n