[tahotdog]

This is some tranosaur meat from that leg bone which they had to break in half a couple months ago to get it on a small helicopter which was the only they had for getting it out of the site where they found it. This is the MSNBC link

Doesn't really look 70 million years old, does it?

[Modernman]

Doesn't really look 70 million years old, does it?

Well, seeing that it was found in a 70 million year-old bone, how old could it be?

[Millee]

Looks like a menu from a sushi bar. :)

[phasma proeliator]

Oh yeah... I see.

Little brown dots in the "T-rex" tissue and Little brown dots in the Ostrich tissue = they are the same.

Does it for me. what other proof could we possibly ask for.

[dread78645]

Doesn't really look 70 million years old, does it?

It's an amazing find.

If other paleontologists can reproduce & confirm this (they'll be reluctant to drill into bones in their precious collections), and if they can extract some usable DNA, and if this holds for earlier dinosaurs -- then we'll be in for some major changes in the Sauro-Aves cladistic chart.

[Stark_GOP]

"Horner said he hoped museums around the world would start cracking open bones and looking for soft tissue in their fossils."
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Yikes! They haven't looked!
I think they're scared what they may find.

[DocRock]

"Doesn't really look 70 million years old, does it?"

Doesn't sound like it is either if you watch the video.

LINK TO VIDEO FROM YOUR PREVIOUS POST

(You have to watch a commercial first). I got a good download of it for my achieves if anyone ever needs a copy. Thanks for the link tahotdog.

[netman]

Doesn't really look 70 million years old, does it?

Thats because its not......