Brazil
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Remnants of Toothless, Two-legged Dinosaur Species Found in Brazil
Researchers revealed Thursday that the remains of a toothless dinosaur species with two legs that existed some 70 million years ago have been found. The 80-centimeter-tall and three-feet-long theropod dinosaur belong to a group known as theropods, which were believed to be carnivores.
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