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The researchers reasoned that if spinosaurs were aquatic, then the concentration of oxygen-18 in their tissues would closely match aquatic animals such as crocodiles and turtles and be lower than the isotope values of other dinosaurs.
Analysis 2010
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The researchers reasoned that if spinosaurs were aquatic, then the concentration of oxygen-18 in their tissues would closely match aquatic animals such as crocodiles and turtles and be lower than the isotope values of other dinosaurs.
Gaea Times (by Simple Thoughts) Breaking News and incisive views 24/7 Ani 2010
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The team argues that this indicates that spinosaurs were dwelling in aquatic habitats.
Analysis 2010
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The team argues that this indicates that spinosaurs were dwelling in aquatic habitats.
Analysis 2010
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The researchers reasoned that if spinosaurs were aquatic, then the concentration of oxygen-18 in their tissues would closely match aquatic animals such as crocodiles and turtles and be lower than the isotope values of other dinosaurs.
Analysis 2010
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They report that spinosaurs had oxygen-18 values that were 1.3 percent lower than those found in terrestrial dinosaurs - a statistically significant difference.
Analysis 2010
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They report that spinosaurs had oxygen-18 values that were 1.3 percent lower than those found in terrestrial dinosaurs - a statistically significant difference.
Analysis 2010
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The team argues that this indicates that spinosaurs were dwelling in aquatic habitats.
Analysis 2010
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They report that spinosaurs had oxygen-18 values that were 1.3 percent lower than those found in terrestrial dinosaurs - a statistically significant difference.
Analysis 2010
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The researchers reasoned that if spinosaurs were aquatic, then the concentration of oxygen-18 in their tissues would closely match aquatic animals such as crocodiles and turtles and be lower than the isotope values of other dinosaurs.
Analysis 2010
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Other theropods like the megaraptorans and spinosaurs were also very large predators, but they took the opposite route to dinosaurs like T. rex, coupling long arms with slender skulls.
We may finally know why dinosaurs like T. rex evolved tiny arms Jake Buehler 2026
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