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These chambers result from a process called pneumatization, in which outpocketings of the lungs (air sacs) invade the bones.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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The team named the dinosaur Aerosteon riocoloradensis, meaning "air bones from the Rio Colorado," because its bones have pockets and a sponge-like texture called "pneumatization" in which air sacs from the lung invade the bone.
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