Ada Palmer on Nostr: Small amounts of soft tissues really do survive in old dinosaur bones. When ...
Small amounts of soft tissues really do survive in old dinosaur bones. When paleontologist Mary Schweitzer reported soft tissue structures inside a Tyrannosaurus rex fossil in 2005, the pushback was fierce. But the evidence has kept accumulating in her favour, and now a University of Liverpool team has combined microscopy, tandem mass spectrometry, and protein sequencing to show the original collagen remains in the Edmontosaurus bone.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2026/05/260514084421.htm#ShareGoodNewsToo
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