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  • Mammoth skeleton found nearly intact in Los Angeles (Reuters)

    Dino News 26.02.2009 No Comments

    Volunteers work on the pelvis bone of a mammoth nicknamed 'Zed' found at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles in this publicity photo released to Reuters February 18, 2009. (Karen Knauer/Page Museum/Handout/Reuters)Reuters - The nearly complete skeleton of a massive Columbian mammoth who died during the last ice age has been dug out of a construction site near the La Brea Tar Pits in downtown Los Angeles, a remarkable find even in the fossil-rich area, scientists said Wednesday.


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  • Cache of Ice Age fossils found in Los Angeles (AP)

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    Volunteer Meganne Macias works on the giant pelvis of a well preserved Colombian mammoth fossil named 'Zed' by laboratory workers at the Page Museum at the La Brea Tar Pits in Los Angeles on Wednesday Feb. 18, 2009. Researchers discovered 16 fossil deposits under an old parking lot next to the tar pits in 2006 and began sifting through them last summer. The mammoth remains, including 10-foot-long tusks, were in an ancient riverbed near the fossil cache. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)AP - Scientists are studying a huge cache of Ice Age fossil deposits recovered near the famous La Brea Tar Pits in the heart of the nation’s second-largest city.


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  • Missing dinosaur link found in Argentina (AFP)

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    A woman inspects the head of a Tyrannosaurus Rex dinosaur sculpture in 2007 at the State Museum of Natural History in Stuttgart, southern Germany. Scientists have found fossil remains of an omnivorous dinosaur in Argentina -- a missing link to the carnivores, a researcher said Monday.(DDP/AFP/File/Michael Latz)AFP - Scientists have found fossil remains of an omnivorous dinosaur in Argentina — a missing link to the carnivores, a researcher said Monday.


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  • Uncovering ancient secrets beneath the surface (AP)

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    AP - Scholars are reconsidering what ancient Greek mathematician and inventor Archimedes knew of the concept of infinity, and archaeologists may have found a fossil brain millions of years old, thanks to new ways of looking beneath the surface of ancient objects.

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  • X-rays Used To Reveal Secrets Of Famous ‘Dinobird’ Fossil

    Dino News 26.02.2009 No Comments

    Researchers are using powerful X-rays to find elemental traces of dinosaur tissue next to fossilized bones.

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  • How Fat or Fit Were Dinosaurs? Scientists Use Laser Imaging

    Dino News 26.02.2009 No Comments

    Scientists used laser imaging to investigate how fat — or fit — T. rex and his fellow dinosaurs were. Researchers found that a small T. rex could have weighed anywhere between 5.5 and 7 tonnes, while their larger specimen (Stan) might have weighed as much as 8 tonnes.

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  • Dinosaur eggs mislabelled for years

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    The eggs belonged to a small theropod, or meat-eating dinosaur, closely linked to birds - making the fossil the first known nest of its kind

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  • Cambodia - "Dinosaur" images noticed in temple ruin

    Dino News 26.02.2009 No Comments

    The reader who was visiting the area noticed very distinct and clear images that seem to depict a “Stegosaurus” indicating that this creature might well have survived up until the Khmer era in the region

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  • Dispute halts research on dinosaur tracks

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    Once supportive of the project, Loertscher, who gave approximately 50 track-covered slabs to the Idaho Museum of Natural History, has hired an attorney and threatened to sue the university if they’re not returned

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  • Researchers discover bones of armoured dinosaur

    Dino News 26.02.2009 No Comments

    The article written by Kenneth Carpenter of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science with the assistance of Jeff Bartlett, John Bird and Reese Barrick of the CEU Museum, reports that bones of a partial skull and post-cranial skeleton of a new large nodosaurid anklylosaur were found in the Cedar Mountain Formation southeast of Price

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