India finds 256 fossil eggs of Titanosaurchi; Biggest mystery found by scientists A to Z Counsel

Indoor: 256 fossilized eggs of Titanosaur, one of the largest known dinosaurs in the world, have been found. Scientists have told that there is a similarity between the method of laying eggs of crocodiles and birds in modern times and the method of extinct dinosaurs.

The only found Titanosaurian fossil eggs are from the Upper Cretaceous (Maastrichtian) Lamta Formation. This also explains how dinosaurs lived, how they laid eggs far from their habitat, and what conditions existed in the area between 100.5 million and 66 million years ago.

The study, published in the open-access journal PLOS ONE by Harsha Dhiman and colleagues from Delhi Vidyapeeth, New Delhi, will help us understand more about titanosaur palaeobiology and the preservation and taphonomical aspects of their egg clusters. The first dinosaur embryos found in India are expected to be modified or field modified.

We have six oospecies found. According to Harsha Dhiman, there are similarities between the method of laying eggs or the modern day magri and birds.
Magri or group throws eggs and fills them. We found that titanosaurchi eggs would have been deposited in aggregates and shallow pits would have been partially filled. Or there are multiple-shell and ovum-in-ovo pathologies in the eggs. Galloping animals and birds have the same method of laying eggs.

GVR Prasad, Head Principal, Department of Geology, Delhi University, said that multi-shelled eggs also show that dinosaurs would have been very stress-free. Such incidents happen when new eggs are prepared from old eggs. It could be due to external stress. The reasons for this are food shortage, climate change, flood or events that have bad consequences for animals.

Researchers investigated Banana and Dhar districts and found elaborate dinosaur hatcheries in Akhada, Dholia Raipuria, Jhaba, Jamniapura and Padalya or villages in Kukshi area between 2017 and 2020. Experts are working to pave the way for the next exercise or to get the area UNESCO Global Geopark status. No fossils of dinosaur bodies and bones have been found near burrows or burrows. It is also indicated that where the titanosaurs were buried, the teeth would have been elongated and the eggs would have been fatal. ,

Excavation is necessary to give a new direction to the level or research or to find out whether fossils of the body can also be found in the area. If we find only one embryo, we will be the first in India, said Asman Dhiman.