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A 40-percent complete fossil was found in 1997 on the Isle of Wight, off the coast of Great Britain. The type species is Eotyrannus lengi (named to honor Gavin Leng, who found its fossil on the Isle of Wight). Eotyrannus was found by a team headed by Darren Naish (University of Portsmouth).
Other Fossils Found on the Isle of Wight
Aristosuchus, Eotyrannus, Hypsilophodon, Ornatotholus, Vectisaurus, Yaverlandia
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