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First dinosaur bone from Antarctica discovered after 40 years in a drawer
3 sourcesFirst reported 23 days agoUpdated 23 days ago
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- A forgotten dinosaur bone from Antarctica was recently identified as an important fossil.
- The bone, found in 1985, is a vertebra from the tail of a Titanosaur.
- It remained unexamined for nearly four decades in the British Antarctic Survey collections.
- Paleontologists revisited the sample and confirmed its significance after a thorough analysis.
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First dinosaur bone from Antarctica found in a drawer
BBC News· 23 days ago
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Το πρώτο οστό δεινοσαύρου της Ανταρκτικής βρέθηκε σε ένα συρτάρι – Ήταν ξεχασμένο για 40 χρόνια
newsit.gr· 23 days ago
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Το πρώτο οστό δεινοσαύρου από την Ανταρκτική βρέθηκε ξεχασμένο σε συρτάρι για 40 χρόνια
iefimerida.gr· 23 days ago