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First case of respiratory infection in a dinosaur discovered in Montana

First case of respiratory infection in a dinosaur discovered in Montana
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First case of respiratory infection in a dinosaur discovered in Montana

The first case of a bird-like respiratory infection in a dinosaur has been discovered, researched, and published, by Director of the Great Plains Dinosaur Museum & Field Station Cary Woodruff.

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Researchers Discover First Evidence Indicating Dinosaur Respiratory Infection

Researchers identify evidence of a respiratory infection in the fossilized remains of a dinosaur

United statesEwan wolffCary woodruffUniversity of new mexicoGreat plains dinosaur museumEwan wolff university of new mexicoMathew wedel western university of health sciencesSophie dennison televet imaging solutionsNew mexicoLate jurassic periodSophie dennisonTelevet imaging solutionsMathew wedelWestern universityHealth sciencesLawrence witmer

Malta paleontologist identifies first evidence of avian illness in dinosaur

Paleontologists have published research that may be the first time an avian-style respiratory disorder has been described in a non-avian dinosaur.

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Respiratory infection found in dinosaur that lived 150m years ago

Scientists who examined a fossil of ‘Dolly’ say it would have suffered coughing, sneezing and fever

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