Remains of dinosaur skull found in B.C. campground belonged to T. rex ‘great-uncle’
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The remains of a dinosaur skull found in British Columbia campground belonged to a tyrannosaur that was lighter and faster than its more famous relative, the T.
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**Summary:** A Tyrannosaurus rex "great-uncle" skull has been discovered in a B.C. campground, belonging to an earlier and smaller tyrannosaur. **Why It Matters:** This discovery provides new insights into the evolutionary history of tyrannosaurs and sheds light on their diversity during different periods.
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