First Dinosaurs Laid Soft-Shelled Eggs Like Turtles
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First Dinosaurs Laid Soft-Shelled Eggs Like Turtles
Scientists have always assumed dinosaurs laid hard-shelled eggs, but new research led by the American Museum of Natural History and Yale University suggests otherwise.
SEYMOUR ISLAND, ANTARCTICA — Nine years ago, scientists discovered a 68-million-year-old fossilised egg on Seymour Island in Antarctica. New research published in the journal Nature suggests the egg..
Occurred on June 6, 2020 / Middletown, New York, USA Info from Licensor: I found this turtle in the backyard and little did I know it was laying eggs!"
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