The smallest dinosaur egg was found in Japan. Where else have dinosaur eggs been found?

On Tuesday, Tsukuba University in Ibaraki Prefecture announced that a research team had discovered the smallest dinosaur egg ever found in Japan. It is about 4.5cm long, 2cm wide and weighs about 10g, which is equivalent to a quail egg. This egg is about 1. 1 billion years old. This is rare in the world? The land of dragon and egg symbiosis? , collecting dinosaur eggs, dinosaur bones and dinosaur footprints;

The largest number of dinosaur eggs in the world was found here; This is Heyuan City, Guangdong Province. China, the land of dinosaurs? . According to statistics, there are nearly 18000 dinosaur eggs in Heyuan (the number of dinosaur eggs living in the crowd is unknown), ranking first in the world, and has always maintained the Guinness World Record, surpassing the sum of dinosaur eggs in all museums in the world. Erenhot, a small town on the northern border of Inner Mongolia, is a world-famous hometown of dinosaurs. Shiyan is full of mountains, but hundreds of millions of years ago, it was still a vast sea of zhi. However, over time, in the late Cretaceous, it once became a dinosaur? Delivery room? . According to incomplete statistics, more than 2,000 dinosaur eggs were found in a mountainous area with an area of less than 1 square kilometer, which is rare at home and abroad.

French engineer Mathelon discovered dinosaur eggs in Provence, France as early as 1846. 1846, 1846 On February 7, 1946, Martron officially showed his dinosaur eggs to the French Geological Society, and then handed over a huge fossil very similar to a crocodile and two other round or oval fossils to paleontologists for research. According to the pictures provided by the National Museum of Natural History, a Chilean researcher found a dinosaur egg on graphite island in Antarctica on June 1. This fossil is about 30 centimeters long and weighs about 6.5 kilograms. It is reported that it is a marine reptile that can be traced back to 6600 years ago. In the 1920s, the dinosaur egg found in the Flame Mountain of Gobi in Mongolia shocked the world because it contained complete dinosaur embryos.

In more than 200 places in the world, a large number of dinosaur eggs have been excavated. Almost every country in the world has dug up dinosaur eggs.