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Fossilised Red Blood Cells Found in 115-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur

Tests on Aratasaurus bone identify heme, the compound carrying oxygen in blood.

Microscope images reveal structures resembling red blood cells in bone channels.

The 115m-year-old dinosaur fossil was discovered in a Brazilian mine in 2008.

Experts debate the findings, though detection of organic molecules gains support.

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