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  • Fun with fossils (AFP)

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    A card representing Industrialised Countries is pulled from an envelope to win the AFP – It began 10 years ago as a small-scale touch of satire: a wee plastic T. Rex and a lump of coal, awarded to the nation deemed to have done most to have held up, diluted or sabotaged world climate talks.


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  • Museum Makes No Bones about Restoring Dinosaurs to Original Form

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    Like Wyoming, its neighbour to the north, Colorado has its own facility devoted to restoring dinosaurs to their original form, the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Centre

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  • Dinosaur skeleton to be assembled

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    Visitors to the Dinosaur Isle Museum will be able watch experts build the vertebra of an Iguanodon, which roamed the earth 130 million years ago

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  • $100,000 dinosaur robot stolen from Mexico exhibition

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    A remote-controlled dinosaur robot worth about 100,000 Australian dollars (£55,600) has been stolen from a Walking With Dinosaurs show in Mexico

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  • Discovery Brings Dinosaurs Roaring to Life

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    Researchers have made incredible leaps in the last year or two, learning previously unknown details about how the giant creatures were born, smelled, thought, acted and more

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  • City May Lose Dinosaur Museum

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    The Highlands Prehistoric Museum, with its impressive T. rex skeleton and other dinosaur fossils, may soon be leaving Cookeville, Tennessee

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  • Study heats up dinosaur metabolism debate

    Dino News 09.12.2009 No Comments

    In an article recently published in PLoS ONE , Pontzer and his colleagues utilized two biomechanical methods to predict the metabolic demands of 14 different species of dinosaurs

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