When Dinosaurs Roamed Antarctica
By National Science Foundation|Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Andy Sajor, National Science Foundation
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Location, Location, Location
Millions of years ago, dinosaurs living in Antarctica enjoyed a mild climate, temperate waters and abundant vegetation. Today, scientists looking for their fossils on that same continent face a much different place. Ice covers 99 percent of Antarctica, sudden snowstorms can bury dig sites, and gale-force winds scour the land. Extreme conditions in Antarctica are one reason this part of the dinosaur fossil record remained incomplete for so long.
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