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Cluster of prehistoric giant marine reptile fossils believed to be birthing grounds

The research, conducted over eight years, methodically eliminated many previous theories about the extinction site.

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Paleontologists May Have Solved the Mystery Behind a Prehistoric Reptile Graveyard | Science

Ichthyosaur mothers likely migrated to the site to give birth

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Mystery fossil site could be ancient maternity ward | Chester and District Standard

Since the ichthyosaur bones in Nevada were excavated in the 1950s, paleontologists have investigated how all the creatures could have died together.

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Mystery fossil site could be ancient maternity ward | Epping Forest Guardian

Since the ichthyosaur bones in Nevada were excavated in the 1950s, paleontologists have investigated how all the creatures could have died together.

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Mystery fossil site could be ancient maternity ward | Barry And District News

Since the ichthyosaur bones in Nevada were excavated in the 1950s, paleontologists have investigated how all the creatures could have died together.

United statesUnited kingdomNicholas pyensonRandy irmisUniversity of utahUniversity of manchesterSmithsonian national museum of natural historySmithsonian national museumBerlin ichthyosaur state parkDean lomax

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