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3D Images Show Which Dinosaurs Likely Crunched on Hard Bone and Which Likely Ate Softer Foods and Prey
Scratches on dinosaur teeth may reveal what they consumed. Dental microwear texture analysis (DMTA) is now being used to deduce the feeding habits of large theropods such as Allosaurus and T. rex.
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Fossil Found by a Teacher in the Beach May Just Be Older than Dinosaurs
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Climate Change 252 Million Years Ago Could Have Helped Reptiles Rise to Dominance
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Impact Crater Found Beneath the North Atlantic Shows that the Asteroid that Killed the Dinosaur May Have a Collaborator
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New Asteroid Crater Found in Africa Suggests a Second Asteroid Likely Led to the Dinosaur Extinction
Dinosaurs: Secret to Carrying Massive Bodies Uncovered by Scientists
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New Giant Dinosaur Discovery: American and Argentinean Researchers Sheds Light About Their Tiny Arms
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New Evidence Shows an Apparent Key to Dinosaurs’ Later Dominance on the Ancient Mass Extinction
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Some Dinosaurs Descended from an Ancestor That Were Likely Warm-Blooded
'Dragon of Death' - Fossils of Massive Reptile Unearthed in Argentina
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Aftermath of Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Were Even Worst than Previously Thought
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Recent Discovery Shows How There Might Actually be Three T-Rex Species
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Archaeologists Revealed It's Spring When the Asteroid That Wiped Out Dinosaurs Hit Earth
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