Curtin University researchers report discovery of red blood cells in dinosaur fossils
Scientists from Curtin University say they have identified preserved red blood cells inside fossilised dinosaur bones, calling it a landmark finding.
Researchers at Curtin University announced that they have detected evidence of red blood cells within fossilised dinosaur bones. The team described the find as a "landmark discovery" that could provide new insights into the biology of extinct species.
The study, reported by the university, suggests that microscopic cellular structures can survive for millions of years under certain conditions, opening possibilities for further paleontological research.
The researchers emphasized that the discovery may help scientists better understand dinosaur physiology and evolutionary processes.