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species Fona herzogaeLive Science
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Fona herzogae is a never-before-seen species of dinosaur that may have lived underground in burrows.
The dog-size dinosaurs lived 99 million years ago , during the Cretaceous.
They are believed to be a relative of Oryctodromeus , which emerged around the same time.
The fossilized remains of these dinosaurs appear almost intact, suggesting they may have been crushed underground.
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