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There are things we will never know about dinosaurs – here's why

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There are things we will never know about dinosaurs – here's why

Despite two centuries of incredible discoveries, an inability to locate fossils means that many secrets about these species will never be found, says David Hone

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Amargasaurus

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Strange sauropod dinosaurs had sails on top of their long necks

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Triceratops

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A triceratops called Big John seems to have been stabbed in the head

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Long-necked sauropod dinosaurs had unusual way of walking

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Long-necked sauropod dinosaurs had unusual way of walking

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2G27BBX Diplodocus dinosaur walking peacefully in the water.

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Long-necked dinosaurs had a gait unlike any living animal

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Dinosaur that broke its wrist may have fallen while mating

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View of the Field Museum of Natural History (FMNH), a large natural history museum containing the skeleton of the Tyrannosaur

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Tyrannosaurus rex may actually be three separate species

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Life reconstruction of Iberospinus natarioi (ML1190)

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Newly identified dinosaur had teeth that were constantly replaced

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First evidence that dinosaurs caught potentially fatal coughs

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Thecodontosaurus antiquus, Late Triassic of The United Kingdom. Illustration.

Dinosaur ancestor of long-necked Diplodocus ran swiftly on two legs

The gigantic and slow sauropod dinosaurs like Diplodocus had small two-legged ancestors – and one, Thecodontosaurus, was quick and nimble

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Jurassic World Evolution 2 review: Let the dinosaurs unleash chaos

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Fossilised dinosaur embryo found exquisitely preserved inside egg

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Fossilised dinosaur embryo found exquisitely preserved inside egg

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T. rex had more powerful jaws than its theropod dinosaur ancestors

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