The End of the Cretaceous World and its Remains
Dinosaur Slime Egg fossils by M. Yamamoto
Hundreds of dinosaur slime egg fossils of a new type have been found in
Mikawa district, Aichi-prefecture, Japan. Like dinosaur egg fossils found all
over the world, these egg fossils I found vary greatly in size and appearance.
but they lack egg shell and yolk. So I speculated that they are slime egg fossils
from either marine reptiles or dinosaurs. I deliberately broke two egg fossils
to show their inside. The yolk is not seen and reddish annular markings go deep
into the center instead. Just photos are shown at the bottom.
Egg fossils of new species
Two of them are deliverately broken into halves to show inside.
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