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“Ying Baby”——So far the best-preserved duckbill dragon embry

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“Ying Baby”——So far the best-preserved duckbill dragon embry


“Ying Baby”——So far the best-preserved duckbill dragon embry


Ying Baby, a 72 to 66 million years old duck-billed dinosaur embryo, 

was discovered inside a fist-sized fossil in East China. 

It is the most complete and the best-preserved embryo fossil ever scientifically recorded of its kind.


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ying baby


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The size of the egg, with a diameter of roughly 9 centimeters, 

suggests that small eggs and late body development are the primitive traits of large herbivore dinosaurs with duck-like flat beaks. 

Ying Baby is currently housed in Yingliang Stone Natural History Museum, China.


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