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  • Rare Look at Darwin and First Dinosaur Hunters (LiveScience.com)

    Dino News 18.12.2008 No Comments

    LiveScience.com – A set of 19th-century research publications about to go online reveals the work of famous European scientists, including Charles Darwin, who were obsessed with dinosaurs, pterodactyls, plesiosaurs and fossilized dung.

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  • New Species Of Prehistoric Giants Discovered In The Sahara

    Dino News 18.12.2008 No Comments

    Dinosaur hunters on a month-long expedition to the Sahara desert have returned home in time for Christmas with more than they ever dreamed of finding.

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  • Dinosaurs Were Airheads, CT Scans Reveal

    Dino News 10.12.2008 1 Comment

    Paleontologists have long known that dinosaurs had tiny brains, but they had no idea the beasts were such airheads. Scientists suggest that newly discovered large air spaces helped lighten the load of the head, making it about 18 percent lighter than it would have been without all the air. That savings in weight could have allowed the predators to put on more bone-crushing muscle or even to take larger prey.

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  • Ancient Flying Reptile Bigger Than a Car (LiveScience.com)

    Dino News 07.12.2008 No Comments

    A visitor looks at a reconstructed biological model of a 'Quetzalcoatlus northropi' at the 'Pterosaurs; Rulers of the Skies in the Age of Dinosaurs' exhibition at The National Museum of Emerging Science and Innovation in Tokyo, in this June 28, 2008 file photo.(AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye)LiveScience.com – A fossil of a toothless flying pterosaur, with a body bigger than some family cars, represents the largest of these extinct reptiles ever to be found and has forced the creation of a new genus, scientists announced today.


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  • Polar Dinosaurs Endured Cold Dark Winters (LiveScience.com)

    Dino News 07.12.2008 No Comments

    LiveScience.com – Polar dinosaurs such as the 4.4-ton duckbill Edmontosaurus are thought by some paleontologists to have been champion migrators to avoid the cold, dark season. But a study now claims that most of these beasts preferred to stick closer to home despite potentially deadly winter weather.

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  • Dinosaurs set to be monster draw at Dome’s BBC exhibition

    Dino News 07.12.2008 No Comments

    Spectacular casts will include a six metre long Plesiosaur skeleton, a T-Rex skull, a huge Triceratops skull, and real fossils that are over 100 million years old

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  • New online reference database Bibliosaurus launched

    Dino News 07.12.2008 No Comments

    At this moment the database is only partially translated into English with Spanish as the main language, but taxa, formations and titles are in their original publication languages

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  • Skeletal Remains

    Dino News 07.12.2008 No Comments

    Look at enough dinosaur displays and you begin to ask questions beyond the scope of the exhibit

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  • Polar Dinosaurs Endured Cold Dark Winters

    Dino News 07.12.2008 No Comments

    Polar dinosaurs such as the 4.4-ton duckbill Edmontosaurus are thought by some palaeontologists to have been champion migrators to avoid the cold, dark season

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  • Ancient insect imprint found in Massachusetts (Reuters)

    Dino News 04.12.2008 No Comments

    This undated handout image shows what U.S. researchers say appears to be the oldest imprint of a prehistoric insect, made while the dragonfly-like creature was still alive. The fossilized remains were uncovered two weeks ago at a rocky outcrop near a large shopping center in North Attleboro, Massachusetts and is believed to have been made by an insect about three inches (7.6 cm) long as it stood on mud some 312 million years ago. (Jacob Benner-Tufts University/Handout/Reuters)Reuters – U.S. researchers say they have discovered what appears to be the oldest imprint of a prehistoric insect, made while the dragonfly-like creature was still alive.


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