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episode 356: Gastonia, a social ankylosaur?
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Dinosaur of the day Gastonia, an ankylosaur found fossilized in groups, possibly indicating that ankylosaurs weren't as solitary as previously thought..
In dinosaur news this week:
- A tyrannosauroid and a hadrosaur were found from the Late Cretaceous in what is now New Jersey
- Remains from ankylosaurs, titanosaurs, abelisauroids, and peirosaurids were found in Santa Cruz, Argentina
- A large ceratopsian skull was excavated from near the Redwillow River in Northern Alberta, Canada
- The natural history museum in Karlsruhe, Germany is planning to keep Ubirajara—and not return it to Brazil
- Massachusetts is one step closer to getting an official state dinosaur after the bill passed its first committee
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