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More than 100 Eggs and Remains of 80 Mussaurus Appeared Together in Patagonia, and Age-Separated Groups Pushed the Evidence of Herd Behavior in Dinosaurs at Least 40 Million Years Back
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In the region of Patagonia, the discovery of fossils revealed an ancient herd behavior among reptiles of the Jurassic period. The massive finding proved the social organization of these animals in well-structured colonies long before paleontology. How does the discovery in Patagonia prove herd behavior? The thorough excavation on the paleontological site... The post More than 100 eggs and remains of 80 Mussaurus appeared together in Patagonia, a…
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