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A scientific study revealed that the reason behind the small size of Tyrannosaurus rex's arms may be due to its large skull size and strong jaw muscles, which were used for hunting prey. This specialization likely reduced the importance of the arms for survival. The study also showed that this phenomenon was common among other predatory dinosaur species, and the exact role of their small arms still requires further research to be clearly understood.
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