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Hundreds of dinosaur egg fossils found


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Researchers in northeastern Spain say they've uncovered hundreds of dinosaur egg fossils, including four kinds that had never been found before in the region. The eggs likely were left behind by sauropods millions of years ago.

Eggs, eggshell fragments and dozens of clutches were nestled in the stratigraphic layers of the Tremp geological formation at the site of Coll de Nargó in the Spanish province of Lleida, which was a marshy region during the Late Cretaceous Period, the researchers said.

http://science.nbcne...sils-found?lite

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Cool, fossil hunting is fun, you never know what you'll find.

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Interesting that several types of dinosaurs shared the same area. Was this intentional? Were they sufficiently evolved to share due diligence in guarding the site? Or, was this an opportunistic situation where one species would hide its cache amongst another species as do certain birds who lay their eggs in another bird's nest and let the other bird parents feed their chicks.

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Just in time for Easter... and they are already hard boiled!...

Haha! A bit too hard maybe! :D

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