A Jurassic graveyard at the Laguna Colorada Formation in Patagonia, Argentina, with numerous bones and more than a hundred fossilized eggs has revealed the earliest evidence of dinosaurs living in herds. In fact, the bones belonged to 80 Mussaurus patagonicus, a group of long-necked herbivorous sauropodomorph dinosaurs. The large amount of eggs and bones –. Read more »
The discovery of more than 100 fossilised eggs and skeletons of 80 individual dinosaurs indicate that herding behaviour was apparent in the animals much earlier than thought.
A Jurassic graveyard in Patagonia, Argentina, holds more than 100 fossilized eggs and the bones of 80 Mussaurus patagonicus dinosaurs ranging in age from hatchling to adult. The trove of dinosaur remains suggests that these paleo-beasts lived in
More than 100 eggs, complete with embryo remains still inside, have been dug up at a dinosaur graveyard in the Laguna Colorada Formation in Patagonia, Argentina.