US EditionFossilised soft tissues of dinosaurs could help understand the origins of diseases like cancer, scientists say
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Fossilised soft tissues of dinosaurs could help understand the origins of diseases like cancer, scientists say
Dinosaurs share similar cell and tissue structures to humans, so how can their fossilised soft tissues be used to help us understand diseases like cancer? An artistic reconstruction of an individual Telmatosaurus transsylvanicus specimen exhibiting the pathological symptoms of a type of benign tumor that affects the jaw. This reconstruction corresponds with a fossil specimen reported by Dumbravă, M., Rothschild, B., Weishampel, D. et al., 2016. …
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