dinosaurs
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Early Mammals Rapidly Diversified After Dinosaur Extinction
Following the mass extinction of dinosaurs, mammals were able to rapidly diversify and radiate without the threat of predation.
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Australia's Newest Armored Dinosaur Had Parrot Beak and Turtle Ears, Researchers Say
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New Hornless Dinosaur Is Cousin Of Triceratops
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Dinosaurs Evolved More Rapidly Than Previously Thought, Say Researchers
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Giant Footprints Reveal Large Dinosaurs Once Trudged Through Scottish Lagoons
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Rare Dinosaur Fossil Highlights How Isolated Species Evolve Differently
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Prehistoric Dinosaur Eggs Shed Light On Evolution Of Nests
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Fossil Teeth Reveal True Identity Of Canada's First Dinosaur
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Ankle Bones Shed Light On Link Between Dinosaurs and Modern Birds
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New Duck-Billed Dinosaur Is Evolutionary 'Missing Link' , Researchers Say
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Largest Feathered Raptor Ever Found Unearthed In South Dakota
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T. rex Could Open Jaw a Full 90 Degrees to Take Bite Out Of Prey, Researchers Say
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Dinosaurs Had Elaborate Nasal Passage To Keep Their Brains Cool, New Study Shows
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