Tag: troodon

Egg Coloration: It’s Not Just for the Birds

December 7, 2018 Nick Schofield Leave a comment

Bird eggs are an astounding evolutionary phenomenon. They come in a wide array of sizes, shapes, and colors; in fact,…

Posted in: News, Paleontology Filed under: bird, bird eggs, birds, deinonychus, dinosaur eggs, dinosaurs, eggs, eggshell, eumaniraptora, oviraptor, paleontology, raptor, ratites, research, study, troodon

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