100-million-year-old dinosaur eggs recovered in Jurassic America
Thursday, 5 June 2025 ()
Fossil discoveries in central Utah reveal a diverse ecosystem 100 million years ago, with at least six distinct types of dinosaur eggs found. These eggshells indicate multiple oviraptorosaur species coexisted, alongside ornithopods and crocodylomorphs. Analysis of the eggs provides insights into nesting behaviors, soil conditions, and the rich microhabitats that supported this ancient environment.
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