Spinosaurus aegyptiacus shown as aquatic giant found
Scientists unveiled a 50-foot Spinosaurus aegyptiacus revealing river and lake living traits. The Moroccan find shows dense bones for diving, high nostrils, webbed feet, and a seven-foot sail, suggesting an amphibious predator that rethinks dinosaur evolution and aquatic life.
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Washington, D.C
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Nizar Ibrahim
University of Chicago
National Geographic Society
Ibrahim
Paul Sereno
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University of Maryland
Thomas Holtz Jr
Ernst Stromer
Egypt
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Spinosaurus
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