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Tiny dinos with fancy neck frills were big showoffs – Livescience.com
Frills probably helped dinosaurs establish dominance or find mates.
Adorable sheep-sized dinosaurs
probably evolved their fancy neck frills to attract mates or show off their dominance.
Protoceratops a dinosaur that looked a bit like a mini-Triceratops
without horns had elaborate and varied neck frills. Paleontologists have debated what they were used for: Defense? Temperature regulation? Or perhaps, like modern birds with colorful tail feathers, the dinosaurs evolved the frills to show off their fitness to potential mates and competitors, a process of sexual…
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