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Scientists Finally Unlock Dinosaur DNA
Scientists piece together what dinosaur DNA may have looked like by borrowing from modern-day dino relatives such as birds and turtles. What they find is startlingly familiar, reinforcing the idea that birds are actually dinosaurs.
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Baby Louie Gets a Name! Fossilized Chinese 'Baby Dragon' Finally Identified as a New Dinosaur Species
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New Species Discovered! Latest Crop of Dinosaurs Include a Giant Chicken-Like Creature and Africa’s Last Dino
70-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Egg Fossils Unearthed in China
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World’s Biggest Dinosaur Footprints Unearthed in Australia’s Jurassic Park
Identity Crisis: New Hypothesis Suggests Radical Changes to the Dinosaur Family Tree
Mars Volcano, Dinosaurs Went Extinct at the Same Time
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