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Fossils of both a Thessalonians and a Triceratops were found at the site of the asteroid impact 66,000,000 years ago .
Fossils are so well preserved you can still see the dinosaurs' scaly skin.
The skin fossils show no signs of feathers, which could once again turn what we thought we knew about dinosaurs.
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