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Team including Hokkaido University scientists unearths new dinosaur

The focal point of the discovery is that evidence of the dinosaur s behavior was preserved, something rarely seen in fossils.

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A New Dinosaur Discovery Challenges Everything We Think We Know

A New Dinosaur Discovery Challenges Everything We Think We Know
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An Alaska expedition uncovers new details about dinosaurs of the Far North

A trio of scientists spent weeks on the Yukon River to learn more about the habitat and landscape where ancient dinosaurs once roamed.

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A deep dive into the Yukon River s ancient history could result in a new name for a rock formation

The rocks are exposed along a more than 100-mile stretch of the middle section of the Yukon River, between Galena and Kaltag.

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100 million years ago, dinosaurs left clues about how they lived in Interior Alaska

The most common footprints found were from plant-eating dinosaurs that made three-toed prints, but there were also some prints left by a four-toed, armored ankylosaur.

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