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Girlish frame reveals sex of tyrannosaur

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Similarity between birds and dinosaurs provides a clue to a skeleton's gender.

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  1. SchweitzerM. H., WittmeyerJ. L. & HornerJ. R. Science, 308. 1456 - 1549 (2005).

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Hopkin, M. Girlish frame reveals sex of tyrannosaur. Nature (2005). https://doi.org/10.1038/news050531-8

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