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Dinosaurs May Have Dined on Seaweed, Study Suggests

Paleontologists studying Cretaceous fossils have repeatedly found that the teeth of many ancient animals contain more of a heavier carbon isotope, carbon-13, than their presumed plant-based diets would predict. The post Dinosaurs May Have Dined on Seaweed, Study Suggests appeared first on Sci.News: Breaking Science News .

Dinosaurs May Have Dined on Seaweed, Study Suggests

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HD 148797 c

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