Dinosaur skull remains found in campground belong to T. rex 'great-uncle,' Alberta study shows
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The discovery of a dinosaur skull in a British Columbia campground has led scientists to identify it as belonging to a tyrannosaur closely related to the T. rex but with lighter and faster traits. This finding sheds light on the diversity within the tyrannosaur family and underscores the rich prehistoric history of the region. The implications of this discovery could enhance our understanding of dinosaur evolution and the ecosystems they inhabited millions of years ago.
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