The ferocious dinosaur was lighter on its feet than previously thought, according to analysis — and up to 20 per cent faster They were likely to have hit the ground with the distal, or forward, part of their foot towards the end of their large central toe. This is more similar to “birds and human athletes”, noted the study, which was published in the journal Royal Society ... [1663 chars]
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