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Scientists compared dinosaurs to mammals for decades but missed this key difference

Recent research reveals that unlike many modern mammals, baby dinosaurs were likely independent and did not receive extensive parental care, which could reshape our understanding of dinosaur social structures and behavior. This finding encourages a reevaluation of evolutionary strategies across species and highlights the importance of studying early life stages in understanding their ecological roles.

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