Despite their shared size, these predators hunted and fed in very different ways. Rowe and co-author Emily Rayfield wanted to know if body size and walking on two legs led to similar skull ...
An analysis of the fossilized skulls of the largest predatory dinosaurs in the world has revealed differences in their hunting strategies. Some species preferred to shred through their prey's flesh, ...
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