Team That Sequenced Proteins of T. rex Now Sequences Hadrosaur
April 30, 2009
Team That Sequenced Proteins of T. rex Now Sequences Hadrosaur
In work that it says verifies the authenticity of its study sequencing the T. rex, a team of researchers has identified proteins this time from an 80-million-year-old duck-billed hadrosaur.
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