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Rare dinosaur mummies help scientists recreate their prehistoric lives
- Researchers have discovered two rare dinosaur mummies that were preserved in an unusual way without fossilized skin.
- The mummies show impressions of their skin and scales on hardened clay, with no evidence of fossilized skin.
- This discovery includes the first juvenile dinosaur to be truly mummified.
- Studying dinosaur mummies aids scientists in learning more about these prehistoric creatures and their lives.
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NEW YORK — Researchers have dug up a peculiar pair of dinosaur mummies that seem to have been preserved unusually, revealing new details about the appearance of these prehistoric creatures. These dinosaur remains are different from the involved Egyptian mummies or natural human mummies that are accidentally preserved in swamps or deserts. Dinosaurs mummies are so old that their skin and soft tissues are fossilized over time. Scientists use these…
Researchers have dug up a creepy pair of dinosaur mummies that seem to have been preserved in an unexpected way.
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