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No, it says in the article that what is surprising, is that the embryo was lying in the egg like a bird, _not_ like previously found dinosaur embryos, which lie
by 317070 5y ago
No, it says in the article that what is surprising, is that the embryo was lying in the egg like a bird, _not_ like previously found dinosaur embryos, which lied like crocodiles/reptiles.
So, it was preparing to hatch like a bird, unlike other dinosaur embryos found before.
- forgotmyoldacc 5y agoParent was making a pedantic comment; birds are a subset of dinosaurs. https://www.livescience.com/are-birds-dinosaurs.html https://www.livescience.com/are-birds-dinosaurs.html