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Rare Tooth Find Suggests Horned Dinosaurs or Triceratops Made it in Eastern North America
A rare fossilized tooth suggested that horned dinosaurs reached eastern North America. It was believed that no horned dinosaurs reached the other half of the continent when it was split into two by a seaway.
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