Billionaires Pay Record Sums for Dinosaur Bones Science Cannot Study Billionaires Pay Record Sums for Dinosaur Bones Science Cannot Study
A T. rex named Gus sold for a record $50.1 million this month, but the market’s earlier billionaire showcase fossil, Shen, never actually sold in 2022.
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A T. rex named Gus sold for a record $50.1 million this month, but the market’s earlier billionaire showcase fossil, Shen, never actually sold in 2022.
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