43 fossilized dinosaur eggs unearthed during road construction work in China

by Larra Morris

In Southern China, 43 dinosaur eggs were discovered by construction workers as a road was being upgraded, state media reported.

The fossils were discovered in recent weeks in Heyuan in Guangdong province, the website Chinanews.com reported. From South China Morning Post:

The fossilised eggs were large with one 13cm in diameter, Du Yanli, the director of the city’s Dinosaur Museum, was quoted as saying. Nineteen were completely intact.

Experts at the Chinese Academy of Sciences will examine the eggs to find out what species of dinosaur they belonged to, the report said.
via Boing Boing

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43 fossilized dinosaur eggs unearthed during road construction work in China

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