paleontology
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130-Million-Year-Old Bird Fossil Reveals Clue to Oldest Red Pigment
Researchers have found evidence of the oldest red pigment in the feathers of a 130-million-year-old bird.
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Tufts-Love Rex: Fast Facts on the Recently Discovered Almost Complete T-Rex Skull
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