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The juvenile Brachylophosaurus affectionately known as Peanut was found by the 2002 exploration team. | |||||
Although this specimen is not fully articulated and as well preserved as our other Brachylophosaur specimens. Peanut is the smallest and youngest Brachylophosaurus found to date, and therefore can offer us insights into growth rates and lifespans in hadrosaurs.
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