A trove of fossilized eggs reveals that the largest dinosaurs to walk Earth could reproduce far from ideal nesting areas.
Porous eggshells from Patagonia reveal that enormous titanosaurs could reproduce surprisingly close to the ancient Antarctic region.
Only a few Sydney institutions have reached the 200-year milestone. Next year the Australian Museum joins them – and the party begins with a huge exhibition.
The largest dinosaurs that ever lived were able to reproduce at high latitudes — or regions far from the equator — and came up with a clever strategy to keep their eggs warm, a study of a trove of ...