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Dinosaurs from Ireland

  • 16-12-2018 4:49am
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    Adam Khor
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    http://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/can-you-find-dinosaurs-in-ireland.html

    northern-ireland-geo-map-753px-501px.jpg

    I really doubt the theropod bone is Megalosaurus, tho, if it's 200 million years old...
    Only two dinosaur fossil bones have been found in Ireland, both from the same location on the Country Antrim coast. The bones are from the hind legs of two animals that lived around 200 million years ago: a herbivore called Scelidosaurus and a carnivorous Megalosaurus.


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