T. rex was as warm-blooded as humans, new study finds | Scientific American
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A new study indicates that T. rex may have been warm-blooded, with an estimated body temperature similar to that of modern humans. The research, involving the chemical analysis of fossilized teeth, suggests that dinosaurs had metabolic functions more akin to larger mammals.
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This news article presents scientific findings clearly and accurately, but could benefit from a more diverse range of expert opinions to ensure balance. It effectively describes new research on T. rex's body temperature and implications for dinosaur physiology.
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