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Dino Diets Helpful at the Dinner Table
Dinosaurs were the largest animals ever to walk the Earth, and with thousands of them roaming around competing for the same food resources, it's a wonder they managed to survive. But new research indicates that differing dino diets allowed them to peacefully coexist, especially at dinnertime.
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