Dinosaur Blood Everywhere! Part 23, The Complete Creation, 3rd Edition

In this part, we address the skeptical claims that there's no carbon 14 in fossils. We then explore the copious examples of original dinosaur blood found in fossil dinosaur bones.

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Infrared mapping resolves soft tissue preservation
in 50 million year-old reptile skin
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Blood. vessels and red blood cells preserved in dinosaur bones
Roman Pawlicki and Maria Nowogrodzka·Zagóiska
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Verleichenden Studien fiber den mikroskopischen knochenbau fossiler und rezenter Reptilien, A. L. Seitz, 1907
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Small Spheres in Fossil Bones: Blood Corpuscles or Diagenetic Products?
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Soft Bone Material from a Brow Horn of a Triceratops horridus
from Hell Creek Formation, Montana
Mark Armitage, CRSQ 2015, 51:248-258