Coastal dinosaurs probably ate seaweed 100 million years ago; tooth enamel holds a marine carbon signal
Dinosaurs on North America's Cretaceous coasts probably ate seaweed, a tooth-enamel carbon study led by the University of Arkansas finds.
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Dinosaurs on North America's Cretaceous coasts probably ate seaweed, a tooth-enamel carbon study led by the University of Arkansas finds.
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