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A clutch of juvenile Brontosaurus has been spotted on the beaches of Isla Nublar near Costa Rica.
A Brontosaurus, also known as Apatosaurus, is a large herbivorous dinosaur that lived during the Late Jurassic period, approximately 150 million years ago. It is characterized by its long neck and tail, and its four sturdy legs.
The Brontosaurus was originally discovered in 1877, but in 1903 it was determined that it was actually the same species as the Apatosaurus. However, recent research has found enough differences in the skeletal structure to classify the Brontosaurus as its own distinct species, making it a new discovery and therefore breaking news.
The Brontosaurus was first discovered by paleontologist Othniel Charles Marsh in 1877 in Wyoming, USA. The fossil remains were excavated and brought to the Yale Peabody Museum for further study and classification.
The Brontosaurus is known for its unique skeletal structure, with a long neck and tail and a small head. It also had a relatively small brain compared to its massive body size. Additionally, it was an herbivore, feeding on plants and vegetation.
The discovery of a Brontosaurus has sparked new research and discussions among paleontologists and scientists. It also sheds light on the evolution and diversity of dinosaurs during the Late Jurassic period. This discovery may also lead to further discoveries and reclassification of other dinosaur species.