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(pterosaur bellows) {\an1}And we have a clue about wherefemales laid their eggs...

Nova • S49E11 • 1974
(pterosaur bellows) {\an1}And we have a clue about where
females laid their eggs {\an1}because evidence suggests
that at least one pterosaur {\an1}laid hers in the soft, sandy
banks of the river at Tanis. ♪ ♪

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(pterosaur bellows)
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{\an1}And we have a clue about where females laid their eggs
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{\an1}because evidence suggests that at least one pterosaur
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{\an1}laid hers in the soft, sandy banks of the river at Tanis.
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♪ ♪
Duration
19 seconds
Views
590
Timestamp in Movie
00:24:51
Uploaded
Aug 27, 2023
Season
49
Episode
11
Genres
documentary

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