A new tooth test suggests T. rex was not cold-blooded like modern reptiles; the giant predator’s body temperature was estimated at a human-like 97°F

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T. rex skeletons at different growth stages, on display at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County, the same museum that supplied the teeth for the new...

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A new tooth test suggests T. rex was not cold-blooded like modern reptiles; the giant predator’s body temperature was estimated at a human-like 97°F

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