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Over 100 Eggs With Embryos Reveal Earliest Known Dinosaur Herds

A Jurassic graveyard at the Laguna Colorada Formation in Patagonia, Argentina, with numerous bones and more than a hundred fossilized eggs has revealed the earliest evidence of dinosaurs living in herds. In fact, the bones belonged to 80 Mussaurus patagonicus, a group of long-necked herbivorous sauropodomorph dinosaurs. The large amount of eggs and bones –... Read more »

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