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One palaeontologist memorably described the huge, curved teeth of T. rex as 'lethal bananas'
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[T]he interpretation of preserved organic remains as microbial biofilm [is] highly unlikely
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: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (link)The original skeleton of Dynamosaurus imperiosus (AMNH 5866/BM R7995), together with other T. rex material (including parts of AMNH 973, 5027, and 5881), were sold to the British Museum of Natural History (now The Natural History Museum) in 1960. This material was used in an interesting 'half-mount' display of this dinosaur in London. Currently the material resides in the research collections.
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