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Updated October 2024
Posted April 2022
Dinosaur Eggs:
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- Tarbosaurus Dinosaur Egg: Late Cretaceous Age: 72 million years old. This egg has been identified by most paleontologist as belonging to this animal. Tarbosaurus was the cousins, if you will, to T-rex and definitely a Tyranosaurid - China
- Segnosaur Dinosaur Egg: Cretaceous age: 100 million years old. Paleo-site: Gaogou Formation, Henan Province, China
- Intersting Fact: Dinosaurs would lay 10 - 30 eggs at a time. Carnivores laid more eggs at a time than herbivores.
- Hadrosaur Dinosaur Hive Egg Nest: Cretaceous age: 72 million years old. Paleo-site: Gaogou Formation, Henan Province, China
- Dinosaur Eggs of an Herbivore
- Oviraptor sitting on eggs in a nest
- Multiple Raptors laying eggs in the same nest ...always laid in a concentric pattern
