Body temperature can be estimated by the relative proportion of two oxygen isotopes in bone. Such estimates derived from dinosaur fossils suggest that dinosaurs had nearly the same body temperature in their limbs as in the rest of their bodies. Typically, the core body temperature of cold-blooded temperature in their limbs. Thus, dinosaurs were probably warm-blooded.
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