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  • Triceratops Horns Used in Battle (LiveScience.com)

    Dino News 30.01.2009 No Comments

    LiveScience.com - About 100 million years ago, Triceratops likely engaged in horn-to-horn battles with its kin, according to a new analysis of the scrapes, bruises and healing fractures preserved on fossils of the dinosaurs’ bony headgear.

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  • Seattle shows little love for Lucy fossil exhibit (AP)

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    In this 1983  file photo, the fossil skeleton known as Lucy is seen on display at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History in Cleveland, Ohio. Lucy is a 3.2 million-year-old fossilized partial skeleton of a species with chimplike features that walked upright. The discovery in 1974 in Ethiopia forced a major revision of theories about the evolution of Homo sapiens. (AP Photo/file)AP - Who loves Lucy? Far fewer people than a Seattle science center hoped when officials paid millions to show the fossil remains of one of the earliest known human ancestors.


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  • Ancient Wounds Reveal Triceratops Battles

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    How did the dinosaur Triceratops use its three horns? The horns and frills of horned dinosaurs were not just for looks. Battle scars on the skulls of Triceratops preserve rare evidence of Cretaceous-era combat.

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  • Dinosaur Fossils Fit Perfectly Into The Evolutionary Tree Of Life

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    Scientists’ knowledge of the evolution of dinosaurs is remarkably complete. Evolutionary biologists use two ways to study the evolution of prehistoric plants and animals: firstly they use radioactive dating techniques to put fossils in chronological order according to the age of the rocks in which they are found (stratigraphy); secondly they observe and classify the characteristics of fossilised remains according to their relatedness (morphology).

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  • Instead of Glory, the Finder of a Rare Dinosaur Fossil Faces Charges of Theft

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    In October 2006, a respected amateur palaeontologist, Nathan L. Murphy, took a large rock containing the well-preserved bones of a new species of dinosaur to be X-rayed at the Dinosaur Field Station

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  • Dinosaur fossils suggest speedy extinction

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    Fossils uncovered recently in the Arctic support the idea that dinosaurs died off rapidly - perhaps as the result of a massive meteor hitting Earth

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  • New Feathered Dinosaur Adds to Bird Evolution Theory

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    The new species, called Anchiornis huxleyi , was discovered in the ashes of volcanoes that were active during the Jurassic and Cretaceous (144 to 65 million years ago) periods in what is now north-eastern China

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  • "Hatching the Past" the Babies of Theropods

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    This exhibit features a rare and exciting look at the life of dinosaurs, through their eggs, nests, and embryos

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  • Dinosaur hunter works fingers to bone

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    Nizar Ibrahim , a 26-year-old doctorate student at UCD, is celebrating after the massive fossil arrived safely in Ireland yesterday after a five-day journey from North Africa over seas, mountains and through snow storms

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  • Jurassic Parked

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    Einstein – so named ironically, for his very small brain cavity – has been a fixture at the airport since July, when he arrived, like so many here, on an Etihad flight

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