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Young Tyrannosaur Feasted On 2 Baby Dinosaurs Before Dying, 75-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals
The researchers say the discovery suggests the juvenile gorgosaurus preyed on small, young dinosaurs, while the adult gorgosaurus attacked and ate very large plant-eating dinosaurs.
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'Shark-Toothed' Dinosaur That Competed With T-Rex Lived in Present Uzbekistan 90 Million Years Ago
Researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species — a 'shark-toothed' theropod named Ulughbegsaurus — that is thought to have been the largest carnivorous predator of the time 90 million years ago.
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Jurassic Fork: Tyrannosaurus Dinosaurs Probably Ate Each Other, Newly Discovered Bone Shows
Most of us don't think the tyrannosaur was a sweet, cuddly and mild-natured creature. Well, here's some evidence bolstering our ferocious image of the dinosaur: researchers stumbled upon a new bone they say strongly suggests tyrannosaur cannibalism. The team will present its findings Sunday at the annual Geological Society of America meeting.
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Tyrannosaurs Were Cannibals: Study
A recently unearthed dinosaur bone has unveiled a nasty little 66-million-year-old family secret that tyrannosaurs, including the fearsome T rex, were not shy about eating their own kind, scientists say.
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Pint-sized tyrannosaur was king of the Arctic
A pint-sized tyrannosaur braved the frigid Arctic and feasted on fellow dinosaurs 70 million years ago, according to a report Wednesday on a new species identified from fossilized skull bones in Alaska.
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A smaller T-Rex stalked Australia
Australian scientists have found the first evidence that Tyrannosaur dinosaurs stalked the southern hemisphere continents.
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Young Tyrannosaur Feasted On 2 Baby Dinosaurs Before Dying, 75-Million-Year-Old Fossil Reveals
The researchers say the discovery suggests the juvenile gorgosaurus preyed on small, young dinosaurs, while the adult gorgosaurus attacked and ate very large plant-eating dinosaurs.
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'Shark-Toothed' Dinosaur That Competed With T-Rex Lived in Present Uzbekistan 90 Million Years Ago
Researchers have discovered a new dinosaur species — a 'shark-toothed' theropod named Ulughbegsaurus — that is thought to have been the largest carnivorous predator of the time 90 million years ago.
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Jurassic Fork: Tyrannosaurus Dinosaurs Probably Ate Each Other, Newly Discovered Bone Shows
Most of us don't think the tyrannosaur was a sweet, cuddly and mild-natured creature. Well, here's some evidence bolstering our ferocious image of the dinosaur: researchers stumbled upon a new bone they say strongly suggests tyrannosaur cannibalism. The team will present its findings Sunday at the annual Geological Society of America meeting.
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Tyrannosaurs Were Cannibals: Study
A recently unearthed dinosaur bone has unveiled a nasty little 66-million-year-old family secret that tyrannosaurs, including the fearsome T rex, were not shy about eating their own kind, scientists say.
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Pint-sized tyrannosaur was king of the Arctic
A pint-sized tyrannosaur braved the frigid Arctic and feasted on fellow dinosaurs 70 million years ago, according to a report Wednesday on a new species identified from fossilized skull bones in Alaska.
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A smaller T-Rex stalked Australia
Australian scientists have found the first evidence that Tyrannosaur dinosaurs stalked the southern hemisphere continents.
