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T. rex teeth to headbutting dinosaurs: Fossil finds of 2023

By Bronwyn Thompson
January 03, 2024
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In 2023, we learned a lot more about some of the fantastic beasts that walked the planet millions of years ago
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In 2023, we learned a lot more about some of the fantastic beasts that walked the planet millions of years ago
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With rapidly advancing techniques to assess fossil finds, we've never been in a better position to accurately piece together Earth's early days. While there are still plenty of mysteries dating back millions of years, in 2023 we managed to solve a few, while discovering even more.

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Bronwyn Thompson
Bronwyn has always loved words and animals, and she has the journalism and zoology degrees to prove it. After more than 20 years as a writer and editor, the former music journalist went back to university to build on her passion for wildlife and conservation with a Bachelor of Zoology, which unlocked two new loves: sharing animal facts at any opportunity and getting others excited about science. Particularly interested in neuroscience, genetics, animal behavior and evolutionary biology, Bronwyn has found a happy home at New Atlas, coming on board in February 2023.
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