Animals
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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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Angler Accidentally Catches Rare 'Dinosaur Fish' in Kansas River, the 16th in 25 Years
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Oceanic Large Manta Ray Species Found on Ecuador's Coast, Research Shows
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Bumblebees With Parasites Can Benefit From Sunflower Pollen in the Same Way They Would From Medicine
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How Gene Editing Could Save Endangered Species from Extinction
