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  1. A long-overlooked museum fossil from Brazil, found inside dinosaur vomit, is revealed to be “regurgitalite” containing the bones of Bakiribu waridza, a new filter-feeding pterosaur species from the Cretaceous skies. This discovery demonstrates that even ancient waste can rewrite history.

    Read more: newsweek.com/new-species-flyin

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #NewPterosaur #DinoVomit #PaleontologyWin #FossilFriday

  2. A long-overlooked museum fossil from Brazil, found inside dinosaur vomit, is revealed to be “regurgitalite” containing the bones of Bakiribu waridza, a new filter-feeding pterosaur species from the Cretaceous skies. This discovery demonstrates that even ancient waste can rewrite history.

    Read more: newsweek.com/new-species-flyin

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #NewPterosaur #DinoVomit #PaleontologyWin #FossilFriday

  3. A long-overlooked museum fossil from Brazil, found inside dinosaur vomit, is revealed to be “regurgitalite” containing the bones of Bakiribu waridza, a new filter-feeding pterosaur species from the Cretaceous skies. This discovery demonstrates that even ancient waste can rewrite history.

    Read more: newsweek.com/new-species-flyin

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #NewPterosaur #DinoVomit #PaleontologyWin #FossilFriday

  4. A long-overlooked museum fossil from Brazil, found inside dinosaur vomit, is revealed to be “regurgitalite” containing the bones of Bakiribu waridza, a new filter-feeding pterosaur species from the Cretaceous skies. This discovery demonstrates that even ancient waste can rewrite history.

    Read more: newsweek.com/new-species-flyin

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #NewPterosaur #DinoVomit #PaleontologyWin #FossilFriday

  5. A long-overlooked museum fossil from Brazil, found inside dinosaur vomit, is revealed to be “regurgitalite” containing the bones of Bakiribu waridza, a new filter-feeding pterosaur species from the Cretaceous skies. This discovery demonstrates that even ancient waste can rewrite history.

    Read more: newsweek.com/new-species-flyin

    @goodnews

    #GoodNews #NewPterosaur #DinoVomit #PaleontologyWin #FossilFriday