T. Rex Was Warm-Blooded With 97°F Body Temp, Fossil Tooth Study Finds
Researchers have directly measured Tyrannosaurus rex body temperature at roughly 97 degrees Fahrenheit using fossilized tooth enamel.
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T. rex Body Temperature Measured at 97 Degrees F via Fossil Teeth
Scientists have measured the core body temperature of a Tyrannosaurus rex at roughly 97 degrees Fahrenheit (36 degrees Celsius) by analyzing fossilized teeth.
UCLA’s MethylScan Blood Test Detects Multiple Cancers and Organ Diseases
Researchers at the University of California, Los Angeles have created a simple and relatively inexpensive blood test called MethylScan that successfully detects multiple types of cancer, … Read more