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  • Questioning the Dinosaur-Killing Asteroid Theory

    Dino News 02.01.2010 No Comments

    It was previously thought that the falling spherules, as the tiny rocks are called, heated up the atmosphere by several degrees for up to 20 minutes - hot enough and long enough to cause whole forests to spontaneously burst into flames

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  • Screaming Roadrunner roamed among dinos 71 to 75 million years ago

    Dino News 02.01.2010 No Comments

    The new species, which lived 71 to 75 million years ago, has been named Hollanda luceria, after the punk/country band Lucero and the Holland family, whose donations helped to support the research

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  • Top ten dinosaur and fossil finds of 2009

    Dino News 02.01.2010 No Comments

    At number 7 is the finding of the fossil of Raptorex kriegsteini, a tiny Tyrannosaurus rex, which gave rise to the giant mighty T.Rex

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  • Dinosaurs used poison to paralyze prey

    Dino News 02.01.2010 No Comments

    A new analysis by palaeontologists studying a well-preserved skull and partial skeleton of a feathered dinosaur, Sinornithosaurus, living some 125 million years ago in northeast China reveal that it used poison to hunt down its prey

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  • Fossil shelved for a century reworks carnivore family tree: Limbs changes understanding of early carnivore locomotion

    Dino News 26.12.2009 No Comments

    Now that an early carnivore fossil has been fully removed from its matrix (this after spending over a century on a shelf because of the associated crushed teeth), scientists are able to re-interpret the evolutionary tree of this group of mammals.

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  • Poisonous prehistoric ‘raptor’ discovered in China

    Dino News 26.12.2009 No Comments

    Researchers have discovered a venomous, birdlike raptor that thrived some 128 million years ago in China. This is the first report of venom in the lineage that leads to modern birds.

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  • N. America’s biggest fish slips toward extinction (AP)

    Dino News 21.12.2009 No Comments

    This undated image provided by the Monterey Bay Aquarium, shows the endangered Kootenai River white sturgeon. As efforts falter to save this largest freshwater fish — a toothless beast left over from the days of dinosaurs — officials hope to stave off extinction by sending more water hurtling down a river so the fish can spawn in the wild.  (AP Photo/Monterey Bay Aquarium, Randy Wilder)  NO SALESAP - As efforts falter to save North America’s largest freshwater fish — a toothless beast left over from the days of dinosaurs — officials hope to stave off extinction by sending more water hurtling down a river so the fish can spawn in the wild.


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  • Bones of T. rex to make museum debut in Oregon (AP)

    Dino News 21.12.2009 No Comments

    AP - The skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex will make its museum debut at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry along the banks of the Willamette River.

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  • T. Rex going to Ore. for stay at Portland museum (AP)

    Dino News 21.12.2009 No Comments

    AP - A skeleton of a Tyrannosaurus rex will spend much of 2010 along the banks of the Willamette River at the Oregon Museum of Science and Industry.

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  • New fossils shed light on evolution of dinosaurs (AP)

    Dino News 21.12.2009 No Comments

    This undated handout artist rendering provided by the National Science Foundation shows the newly discovered Triassic, carnivorous dinosaur, Tawa hallae.  Newly described dinosaur fossils from New Mexico are helping scientists better understand the early development of these ancient creatures. The six-to-12 foot long, meat-eating creature, Tawa hallae, is described in Friday's edition of the journal Science. (AP Photo/Artwork by Jorge Gonzalez)AP - Newly described dinosaur fossils from New Mexico are helping scientists better understand the early development of these ancient creatures. The 6-to-12 foot-long, meat-eating creature, Tawa hallae, is described in Friday’s edition of the journal Science.


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