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Advanced 3D X ray scans of a 45 million year old skull found in limestone used for Egyptian monuments revealed a new extinct crocodilian genus. The species, named Herugavialis, belongs to a family of long snouted aquatic predators.

New geochemical testing on preserved dinosaur teeth reveals that Tyrannosaurus rex maintained an internal body temperature near 97 degrees Fahrenheit. This suggests the apex predator regulated its own heat like mammals rather than relying on sun exposure like cold blooded reptiles.

Scientists analyzed the preserved wing structures of twenty fossilized insects to generate audio of prehistoric calls. An artificial intelligence model predicted acoustic qualities based on the spacing of wing ridges. The project offers a unique auditory perspective on forest ecosystems from millions of years ago.