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posted by janrinok on Friday July 26 2019, @08:04PM   Printer-friendly
from the twelve-foot-turkeys dept.

Two metres (6.6ft) long, the femur found at Angeac is thought to have belonged to a sauropod, a plant-eating dinosaur with a long neck and tail.

Sauropods, common in the late Jurassic era, were among the largest land animals that ever existed.

Palaeontologists say they are amazed at the state of preservation of the bone. [...] "We can see the insertions of muscles and tendons, and scars," Ronan Allain of the National History Museum of Paris told Le Parisien newspaper.

Link to the BBC article: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-49129765


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  • (Score: 0) by Anonymous Coward on Friday July 26 2019, @09:30PM

    by Anonymous Coward on Friday July 26 2019, @09:30PM (#871628)

    Whatever happened to that "amazingly preserved" T-Rex tissue that was somehow still living millions of years after the animal died?

    Turned out that had "Made in China" stamped on one edge. But now France has a bon** and are happy..