T. Rex: Slow and Steady Wins the Race Forget the 25-year sprint to adulthood. T. rex took its sweet time, hitting full size in about 40 years. Thanks to a new study examining 17 tyrannosaur bones, we now know this king of the Cretaceous had a leisurely growth phase...
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