Animals
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Recent Discovery Shows How There Might Actually be Three T-Rex Species
Tyrannosaurus rex, a formidable predatory dinosaur that roamed western North America more than 66 million years ago, was known as the "tyrant lizard king." But how big was the royal family of this monarch? Could the modern-day T. rex be made up of several species?
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