Rare discovery of dinosaur egg fossils reported in S. Korea's southwestern region

Published date25 February 2023
Publication titleThe Korea Times

This photo provided by the Korea Dinosaur Research Center at Chonnam National University, Feb. 25, shows one of the four fossilized eggs of different herbivorous dinosaurs that were discovered in the southwestern county of Sinan, Feb. 19. Yonhap

Fossilized eggs of herbivorous dinosaurs have recently been found in South Korea's southwestern region of Sinan near a site where fossils of carnivorous dinosaurs were discovered over a decade ago, a group of scientists said Saturday.

It is considered rare for both carnivorous and herbivorous dinosaur egg fossils to be found in the same place.

Four eggs of dinosaurs preserved in complete shape and over 100 fragments of eggs were uncovered in Sinan County of South Jeolla Province, Feb. 19, according to the Korea Dinosaur Research Center at Chonnam National University. Fossils of dinosaur bones were also unearthed at the site.

This photo provided by the Korea Dinosaur Research Center at Chonnam National University, Feb. 25, shows one of the four fossilized eggs of different herbivorous dinosaurs that were discovered in the southwestern county of...

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