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Suppose scientists found parts of the DNA from a dinosaur. What info would this discovery provide? What info would it not give them?
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Suppose scientists found parts of the DNA from a dinosaur. What info would this discovery provide? What info would it not give them?

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It could perhaps provide a better understanding of why dinosaurs went extinct. It could also provide some of the things Dino's ate and their average life style.
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