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This AI Identifies Dino Tracks Better Than Human Paleontologists

Scientists in Australia used artificial intelligence to get to the truth behind some 93-million-year-old dino tracks. ....

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AI analysis of dinosaur tracks suggests new interpretation

AI analysis of dinosaur tracks suggests new interpretation
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AI says dino footprints don't belong to a predator

Prehistoric footprints attributed to a vicious dinosaur predator are actually from a timid herbivore, artificial intelligence indicates. ....

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Animals evolved the ability to GALLOP 472 million years ago, study claims

The ability to perform asymmetrical gaits dates back before the first animals arrived on land 210 million years ago, reports an expert at College of Charleston in South Carolina. ....

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Long-necked dinosaurs 'walked more like hippos', study says

Researchers have studied sauropod footprints to learn more about their gait - the way they walked - at the Lower Cretaceous De Queen Formation, Arkansas. ....

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