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07/11/2026 10:07

Scientists say they've found the strongest evidence yet of red blood cells in a dinosaur bone

Traces of prehistoric blood could reveal unprecedented clues about dinosaur biology, but they've been notoriously difficult to confirm. Now, researchers say they've found the strongest evidence yet of red blood cells in a fossil.
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