By Michael Marshall The skull of a titanosaur embryo revealed that these young dinosaurs had a horn and front-facing eyesMartin Kundrát The largest dinosaurs of all may have started life looking very different than they did as adults. A spectacularly preserved fossilised embryo suggests that young titanosaurs had horns on their snouts and forward-facing eyes…
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