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Research of tyrannosaur braincases reveals more variation than previously thought

Research of tyrannosaur braincases reveals more variation than previously thought
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Greater variations existed within braincases of tyrannosaurs, study finds

Greater variations existed within braincases of tyrannosaurs, study finds
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Tyrannosaurus might have hunted in packs, like wolves

If there's anything more terrifying than a T rex, it's a pack of T rexes on the prowl, right?

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New Fossil Evidence in Utah Points to T Rex as Pack Hunters

New Fossil Evidence in Utah Points to T. Rex as Pack Hunters Twitter A recent study by UC Berkeley researchers pinned the total number of T. rex that have ever roamed Earth at a whopping 2.5 billion. Now, the Bureau of Land Management in Utah (or BLM Utah), has announced another T. rex finding that makes the “king lizard tyrants” seem frighteningly prolific: the discovery of confirmatory evidence that a group of four or five of the beasts found fossilized together in the Utah desert did indeed move in unison while alive. And the BLM researchers even think the dinos probably hunted as a unit.

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Utah Mass Death Site Bolsters Theory Tyrannosaurs Hunted in Packs

Alerts Artist’s impression of the tyrannosaurs shortly after being killed in a flood and washed into a nearby lake. A Deinosuchus alligator is shown n in the background. Image: Victor Leshyk A remarkable fossil site in Utah, in which several tyrannosaurs were found buried together, strengthens a burgeoning theory that these fearsome creatures hunted in packs, similar to wolves. Advertisement That tyrannosaurs were social hunters is a possibility paleontologists have been considering for more than 20 years. Back in 1910, paleontologists working in Alberta, Canada, discovered the remains of 12 tyrannosaurs that appeared to have died together. This discovery was largely forgotten until Canadian paleontologist Philip Currie, now with the University of Alberta, revisited the old finding in 1998, arguing that it was evidence for “gregarious behavior” in tyrannosaurs and that these animals were pack hunters.

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