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Scientists prove that Tyrannosaurs were warm-blooded
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A new study revealed that Tyrannosaurs had a body temperature of about 36.3 °C, indicating their warm-blooded nature. The analysis of fossilized teeth confirmed this information, showing a significant difference in body temperature compared to crocodiles.
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- Body temperature of Tyrannosaurus: 36.3 °C
- Study conducted on fossilized teeth
- Comparison with crocodile temperature
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