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University of Alberta researchers find evidence raptor may have fed on apex predator

Raptor may have fed on apex predator, fossil evidence suggests

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What type of raptor is involved?

Coverage does not yet specify the exact type of raptor.

Was the raptor a baby or an adult?

Coverage suggests it may have been a baby, but this has not been confirmed by other outlets.

What does this discovery mean for our understanding of the ancient ecosystem?

The discovery suggests that the ancient ecosystem was more complex and dynamic than previously thought.

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Fossil evidence suggests a small raptor may have fed on an apex predator. Phys.org reports that researchers from the University of Alberta found bite marks on a fossilized hadrosaur that indicate a small raptor had fed on it.

The discovery, first reported by Global News, adds to the growing understanding of the complex dynamics of the ancient ecosystem. The University of Alberta's research provides new insights into the ancient world, and may help to shed light on the complex relationships between predators and prey in the badlands.

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