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A dinosaur's 40-second journey more than 120 million years ago has been brought back to life by a University of Queensland- led research team.
The Phoenix Trackway is the longest documented set of footprints made by a predator walking on two legs in East Asia .
80 consecutive footprints extend for 70 meters in Sichuan Province , China .
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