Rare 75 million-year-old baby dinosaur fills evolutionary gaps

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Rare 75 million-year-old baby dinosaur fills evolutionary gaps
The baby dinosaur, a juvenile Chasmosaurus, uncovered six years ago in Alberta badlands is now providing scientists with the answers to evolutionary mysteries.
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16 January 2016

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