The analysis of ancient excrement revealed a wealth of ecological data, showcasing diverse life forms and interactions in the early dinosaur ecosystem of the Polish Basin.
By examining the coprolites, the researchers uncovered a gradual evolutionary trend where small dinosaur ancestors expanded their ecological niches by adapting to changing food resources.
Stephen Brusatte highlighted how bromalites can reveal critical predator-prey relationships, emphasizing the importance of studying these less appreciated fossils for understanding prehistoric ecosystems.
This research sheds light on the environmental shifts during a key era in Earth's history, illustrating the rise of early dinosaurs and their ecological adaptations.
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