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Mammals became warm-blooded 20 million years later than previously thought -- study

International team of researchers finds new way to determine how body heat changed over time by examining inner ears of 56 extinct species of mammal ancestors ....

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Biden to restore protections for three national monuments

The Biden administration is expanding protections for Bears Ears, Grand Staircase-Escalante and Northeast Canyons and Seamounts National Monuments. ....

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Did tyrannosaurs live in groups? Experts discuss new fossil clues.

Did tyrannosaurs live in groups? Experts discuss new fossil clues.
A new fossil site reveals a group of tyrannosaurs that died together, providing fresh evidence that these predators engaged in some form of social behavior.
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In July 2014, researchers looking for fossil turtles in southern Utah’s public lands found hints of a “monstrous murderer”: the ankle bone of a tyrannosaur named
Teratophoneus. Within hours, they had brushed through the sand between pinyon junipers and found the jumbled remains of multiple
Teratophoneus all of which seemed to have died in the same place, at the same time.
Scientists unveiled the site to the world in a study published last Tuesday in the scientific journal ....

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Could tyrannosaurs (like T. Rex) have hunted in packs?

PeerJ, adding that the find opened up an “opportunity to investigate possible tyrannosaurid gregariousness.”
Monster theropods weren’t thought to play well with others. Some, like
Allosaurus, even cannibalized their own kind when food was scarce. This can explain the surprise of finding the fossilized remains of at least four, possibly five
Teratophoneus at the Rainbows and Unicorns Quarry (RUQ) in southern Utah, in what used to be the Laramidian land mass. Some previous discoveries of tyrannosaurids buried together had already made that assumption questionable. This find adds to the mounting evidence that they were social creatures.
The
Teratophoneus fossils were first unearthed when a tyrannosaurid ankle bone was spotted in the formation, which led to the discovery of an entire pile. Ruling out the bones being buried together by coincidence meant that these huge dinosaurs needed to go under the microscope. An analysis of rare earth elements in the bo ....

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Tyrannosaurs may have hunted in packs like wolves, a new study says

Tyrannosaurs may have hunted in packs like wolves, a new study says
Apr 25, 2021, 10:58 AM
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A tyrannosaur s skull found two miles north of the “Rainbows and Unicorns Quarry” on February 26, 2019.
BLM photo courtesy of Dr. Alan Titus
New evidence suggests that Tyrannosaurus Rex hunted as a pack animal.
The T. Rex remains were found in the Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument in Utah.
Scientists had previously thought that the T. Rex brain was too small for this kind of complex behaviour.
Tyrannosaurs were probably social animals who hunted in packs, according to research from the University of Arkansas published this week. ....

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