An Indian guy found a hole with a strangely flat bottom with lots of it Stone The circle is arranged very neatly inside while climbing.Even though he didn’t know what these stones were, he still took one home as a souvenir. After that, a friend of his who is also an archeology expert came to his house and happened to see the stone on the table.The archaeologist picked it up, examined it for a while, and told the man that this stone might be fossils of dinosaur eggs. After examining the stones, experts concluded they were indeed ancient dinosaur egg fossils. Furthermore, there are dinosaur embryos inside with full heads, limbs, tails and bones.Dinosaur eggs range from 10 to more than 20 cm in diameter and are arranged in many layers. This proves that this dinosaur came here many times over a long period of time.Dinosaur egg fossils are paleontological relics dating back thousands, hundreds of millions of years, can be considered rare treasures of the archaeological world.They not only have scientific value but also have great collectible value. Currently in the world, most of the dinosaur egg fossils found are egg shells, and it is very rare to find eggs with embryos inside.Besides, these fossilized dinosaur eggs can help experts solve the mysteries of dinosaur life.Using advanced technology, scientists have studied fossil embryo samples, thereby better understanding the living habits and causes of extinction of dinosaurs – animals that once dominated the Earth in ancient times.Previously, scientists asked the question: “How long does it take for the egg of this “great” animal to hatch?”First, scientists analyzed fossil embryos from two dinosaur species: Protoceratops (this species was the size of a duck with very small eggs weighing about 194 grams), and a giant Hypacrosaurus (eggs of they weigh up to 4kg).Next, they performed a CT scan of the embryo’s jaw, to get a better look at tooth formation. Then, they separated a sufficient number of individual teeth to study under a super-modern microscope.With this method, scientists have determined that Protoceratops eggs take 3 months to hatch, while that time for Hypacrosaurus is 6 months.Please watch the video: Argentina: Discovery of new dinosaur fossils. Source: THĐT.
An Indian guy found a hole with a strangely flat bottom with lots of it Stone The circle is arranged very neatly inside while climbing.
Even though he didn’t know what these stones were, he still took one home as a souvenir. After that, a friend of his who is also an archeology expert came to his house and happened to see the stone on the table.
The archaeologist picked it up, examined it for a while, and told the man that this stone might be fossils of dinosaur eggs. After examining the stones, experts concluded they were indeed ancient dinosaur egg fossils. Furthermore, there are dinosaur embryos inside with full heads, limbs, tails and bones.
Dinosaur eggs range from 10 to more than 20 cm in diameter and are arranged in many layers. This proves that this dinosaur came here many times over a long period of time.
Dinosaur egg fossils are paleontological relics dating back thousands, hundreds of millions of years, can be considered rare treasures of the archaeological world.
They not only have scientific value but also have great collectible value. Currently in the world, most of the dinosaur egg fossils found are egg shells, and it is very rare to find eggs with embryos inside.
Besides, these fossilized dinosaur eggs can help experts solve the mysteries of dinosaur life.
Using advanced technology, scientists have studied fossil embryo samples, thereby better understanding the living habits and causes of extinction of dinosaurs – animals that once dominated the Earth in ancient times.
Previously, scientists asked the question: “How long does it take for the egg of this “great” animal to hatch?”
First, scientists analyzed fossil embryos from two dinosaur species: Protoceratops (this species was the size of a duck with very small eggs weighing about 194 grams), and a giant Hypacrosaurus (eggs of they weigh up to 4kg).
Next, they performed a CT scan of the embryo’s jaw, to get a better look at tooth formation. Then, they separated a sufficient number of individual teeth to study under a super-modern microscope.
With this method, scientists have determined that Protoceratops eggs take 3 months to hatch, while that time for Hypacrosaurus is 6 months.