The Feature Creature for this episode is Leptoceratops. We interview Dr. Frank J. Varriale from Kings Collage about his study on the chewing habits of Leptoceratops. Dr. Varriale also explains the amount of work and research that goes into scientific papers.

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116 – Leptoceratops

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