'Exquisitely Preserved' Dinosaur Skin Dating Back 100 Million Years Discovered in Korea
http://www.newsweek.com/preserved-dinosaur-skin-100-million-years-korea-1393230
Researchers have uncovered dinosaur skin traces inside a set of one-inch-long footprints near Jinju—a city in South Korea.
Finding well-preserved dinosaur soft tissue, such as skin and bones, is a rare occurrence. In fact, far less than one percent of dinosaur tracks contain any kind of skin traces.
'Exquisitely Preserved' Dinosaur Skin Dating Back 100 Million Years Discovered in Korea
Apr 11, 2019, 4:46pm UTC
http://www.newsweek.com/preserved-dinosaur-skin-100-million-years-korea-1393230
> Researchers have uncovered dinosaur skin traces inside a set of one-inch-long footprints near Jinju—a city in South Korea.
> Finding well-preserved dinosaur soft tissue, such as skin and bones, is a rare occurrence. In fact, far less than one percent of dinosaur tracks contain any kind of skin traces.