Biomechanical evidence suggests extensive eggshell thinning during incubation in the Sanagasta titanosaur dinosaurs.

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Gerald Grellet-Tinner

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Jeremías R A Taborda

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Lucas E Fiorelli

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Micro-CT scan reveals an unexpected high-volume and interconnected pore network in a Cretaceous Sanagasta dinosaur eggshell.

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10.7717/PEERJ.4971

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Esteban Martín Hechenleitner

Segundo R Nuñez-Campero

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2018-06-12T00:00:00Z

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biomechanics

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