This isn't a new proposition: even the tiniest of T. rex's relatives left fossils that suggest a Beringian land bridge migration.

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The Tyrannosaurus rex, one of the most iconic predators in Earth's history, hides distant origins spanning Asia and North ...

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New UCL-led study finds T-Rex evolved in North America from Asian ancestors and grew massive as the climate cooled after the Cretaceous Thermal Maximum.