Cretaceous Period Sankofa Pyrenaica Fossilized Eggs Are Unusually Shaped

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High in the Pyrenean mountains of Spain, paleontologists found hen-shaped dinosaur eggs sticking out of ancient sandstone. The eggs, that date back to 70 million years, were laid by a yet unknown dinosaur, which paleontologists speculate was a small meat-eater. They think that it stood on the blurry divide between birds and dinosaurs.

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1 Response to “Cretaceous Period Sankofa Pyrenaica Fossilized Eggs Are Unusually Shaped”


  1. 1 emmageraln April 10, 2012 at 04:33

    Reblogged this on emmageraln and commented:
    Interesting!


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