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Pea-Brain? Scientists Unearth First Known Dinosaur Brain Fossil From 133 Million Years Ago
From a simple discovery of a pebble-like fossil by Jamie Hiscocks during his journey on a rocky beach in Sussex, England, paleontologists now claim the possibility of it being the first-ever mineralized brain of a dinosaur. How did it happen on a fast-decaying organ?
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