Early dinosaurs, gay vultures, other recent science

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18 April 2018

The early dinosaurs seem to owe much of their success to an extinction event, a new study finds, and a gay griffon vulture couple have successfully raised a chick that has now been released. All this and more in this week’s 7 Days of Science.

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