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Two kinds of animal camouflage are termed as protective (allowing prey to hide) and aggressive (allowing a predator to sneak up on prey).
A recent study found evidence that an ankylosaur coloring was similar to the protective coloration we see in modern animals.
An image taken of an Albertosaurus fossil at the Royal Tyrell Museum
The long incubation period for dinosaurs may have contributed to their extinction.
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The recently rediscovered Spinosaurus is changing paleontologist's understanding of the dinosaur kingdom.
What do you think scientists will learn next about the dinosaurs?
The oldest dinosaur nests have unearthed some surprising secrets...
The recently discovered fossil Aurornis xi, provides new evidence that its more famous close relative Archaeopteryx is the ancestor of all birds.
New fossils unearthed in China cast light on the evolution of today's fliers.
Want to wind back the clock?
Suppose you had the ability to wind back the clock to just before life appeared on earth and let it all happen again. Would life evolve in the same way twice?
There's some new evidence that a giant oil fire might have had something to do with the dinosaurs' demise. Find out more on today's "Moment of Science."
We can clone sheep and other animals, right? So why not dinosaurs? Find out on this Moment of Science.
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