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Paleontologists have uncovered a remarkable discovery in Wyoming: two “stunningly preserved” dinosaur mummies with fossilized skin patterns, spikes, and even hooved feet.

The fossils, belonging to the duck-billed species Edmontosaurus annectens, were first found more than a century ago but have now been reexamined using modern imaging techniques. Researchers determined that the specimens retained fine surface molds created by microbes as the dinosaurs decayed, revealing details such as a neck crest, tail spikes, and the earliest evidence of hooved limbs in a reptile.

These findings help scientists better understand how their soft tissues decayed and fossilized, offering new insight into what dinosaurs may have looked like in life.


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'Stunningly preserved' dinosaur 'mummies' discovered in Wyoming have skin and hooves The skeletons of a duck-billed dinosaur found more than 100 years ago are so well-preserved that they contain fleshy body parts embedded in thin layers of clay.