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Fossil of Nanotyrannus, cousin of T. rex, sells at auction for $47-million

1 source1 article First seen 3 days ago Updated 3 days ago Canada Truth score 44

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Giant price tag marks the second-priciest set of dinosaur bones ever sold

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The Globe and Mail Center Factuality: High CA 3 days ago
Fossil of Nanotyrannus, cousin of T. rex, sells at auction for $47-million
Giant price tag marks the second-priciest set of dinosaur bones ever sold

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44/100Limited corroboration

Independent outlets: 1
Source reliability: 82/100
Sides of the spectrum covering it: 1/3
Propaganda risk: 0/100

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Average reliability: 82/100 (High)
Low-credibility outlets: 0%
State media: 0%
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