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The ‘Cretaceous Cow’ Discovered 100 Years Ago Was an Unknown Dinosaur, Reveals Study

Summary by La Nación, Grupo Nación
One study reclassified fossils discovered in 1916 in New Mexico and confirmed that they belong to a new species of dinosaur. Ahshislesaurus wimani lived about 75 million years ago and changed the history of hadrosaurs.

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The ‘Cretaceous Cow’ Discovered 100 Years Ago Was an Unknown Dinosaur, Reveals Study

One study reclassified fossils discovered in 1916 in New Mexico and confirmed that they belong to a new species of dinosaur. Ahshislesaurus wimani lived about 75 million years ago and changed the history of hadrosaurs.

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La Nación, Grupo Nación broke the news on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.
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