Tyrannosaurus rex was warm-blooded, new study confirms

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Five Discoveries That Changed Our Understanding of T. Rex Forever, From Warm Blood to Lips

Paleontologists are still unraveling the secrets of the world’s most famous dinosaur, such as its outward appearance or the ...

How the T. rex hid a secret in its teeth: Scientists measure a Tyrannosaurus rex’s temperature 66 million years later

A new analysis of tooth enamel offers a direct estimate and fresh insight into how the dinosaur survived across North America.
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Tooth study shows T. rex was warmblooded, with human-like temperature

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Rare Fossil of T. Rex Cousin Goes on Display in New York Before Heading to Auction

A fossilized, distant cousin of Tyrannosaurus rex is on display at a Manhattan auction house ahead of its Oct. 27 auction ...
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What’s the temperature of a T. rex? Hotter than you might think

If you visit Thomas, a teenage Tyrannosaurus rex at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, you'll see a towering predator, 34 feet long and weighing nearly 7,000 pounds, looking down at you ...
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T Rex: First-ever Tyrannosaurus rex trackway discovered, revealing new clues about how dinosaur walked and moved

India, Sept. 24 -- Palaeontologists have unveiled the first recorded trackway of an adult Tyrannosaurus rex, following a remarkable fossil discovery in the rugged badlands of North Dakota. The ...

Fossil overlooked for 100 years ID'd as new dinosaur species

A fossil discovered 100 years ago in the U.K. has been identified as a previously unknown cousin of the T. rex, and it "definitely would have chased us." ...
Science Daily

Tyrannosaurus rex’s jaw had sensors to make it an even more fearsome predator

Tyrannosaurus rex was not just a huge beast with a big bite, it had nerve sensors in the very tips of its jaw enabling it to better detect -- and eat -- its prey, a new study finds. Tyrannosaurus rex ...
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Fossil of Tyrannosaurus Rex's cousin reaches New York display ahead of auction with estimated $9M price

A rare fossil of Tyrannosaurus Rex's cousin is currently displayed in New York ahead of its upcoming auction. According to ...
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T. Rex Was Fearsome but May Have Been a Picky Eater

The jaw of the Tyrannosaurus Rex had sensitive nerves that may have allowed it to differentiate between parts of its prey, a new study found. By Maria Cramer Was the Tyrannosaurus Rex a foodie? The ...
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Tyrannosaurus Rex Was Not A Fast Runner, More A Slow Walker, Simulation Shows

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. David Bressan is a geologist who covers curiosities about Earth. It is one of the most iconic scenes in the 1993 movie Jurassic ...