A dinosaur species incubated their eggs like birds: Study
A chemical analysis of 70-million-year-old fossilised eggs recovered from China has shown a dinosaur species incubated their eggs with their bodies in a 35-40ÂºC range, similar to birds. Oviraptorosaurs were feathered bi-limbed dinosaurs with a beak giving them a bird-like appearance. The result confirms the discovery made in the 1990s of the species and its incubation method, researchers said.