Dinosaur Eggs in Scotland to Be Probed for Embryos
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GLASGOW, Scotland — Scottish scientists are to probe a clutch of 80-million-year-old dinosaur eggs because two of them may contain unhatched embryos.
Scientists are to do extensive tests on a nest of eggs bought recently for $30,000 after being found embedded in red sandstone in northwest China.
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