Nests
An average dinosaur egg like the ones found near the village of Rennes-le-Château
in southern France contained some three-and-a-half litres. Until
recently we did not know for certain which animals were in these eggs.
New finds in South America of eggs still containing embryos suggest that
this type of egg was laid by sauropod dinosaurs, like Magyarosaurus.
A dinosaur nest from the south of France
shows that all eggs have hatched: all specimens lack the top. Probably
this is the nest of a titanosaurid. Localities in Romania have so far
yielded but very few eggs.
