Fossilized claw of omnivorous dinosaur found in Ishikawa

Fossilized claw of omnivorous dinosaur found in Ishikawa

SHIRAMINE, Japan, July 30 Kyodo - The photo shows the fossilized claw of a small, bird-like, omnivorous dinosaur dating back 140 million years which was found in Shiramine, a village in Ishikawa Prefecture.

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