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- The study examined ichthyosaur bones under a microscope to investigate their histology.
- Young ichthyosaur bones were found to be well-preserved with no signs of inflammation.
- In contrast, older ichthyosaurs showed reproductive reactions, indicating that the condition of the bones worsens with the animal's age.
Article Abstract
During microscopic histological studies of ichthyosaur bones the authors found that the bones of young ichthyosauri are well preserved without signs of inflammation. In the bones of old animals reproductive reactions were present. Thus, the severity of pathological alterations most likely depends on the age of the animals.
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Article Synopsis
- The study examined ichthyosaur bones under a microscope to investigate their histology.
- Young ichthyosaur bones were found to be well-preserved with no signs of inflammation.
- In contrast, older ichthyosaurs showed reproductive reactions, indicating that the condition of the bones worsens with the animal's age.
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