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  • Tyrannosaurus redux: T. rex was more than just a large carnivore at top of food chain, new findings reveal

    Dino News 26.09.2010 No Comments

    A new research paper highlights recent tyrannosaur discoveries and complex analyses of the biology of certain species. The paper includes a new family tree for T. rex and its relatives.

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  • Amazing horned dinosaurs unearthed on ‘lost continent’; New discoveries include bizarre beast with 15 horns

    Dino News 26.09.2010 No Comments

    Discovery of two new horned dinosaurs in southern Utah are part of an entirely new assemblage of dinosaurs found in the Grand Staircase-Escalante Monument, and which confirm that dinosaurs living in the area called Laramidia were divided into at least northern and southern provinces.

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  • Hump could distinguish this new dinosaur from the others

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    It sports a noticeable hump, which was at least 16 inches tall, that may have been used to help the meat-eating theropod communicate with its own species 

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  • Fossil Hunters in Romania Find a 2-Clawed Relative of Velociraptor

    Dino News 26.09.2010 No Comments

    Little wonder fossil hunters in Romania were astonished when they unearthed remains of a distant relative of Velociraptor, the familiar single-claw predator of fierce repute, and saw its unusual stocky limbs and double-clawed feet

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  • Under the Microscope: How many types of dinosaur are there?

    Dino News 26.09.2010 No Comments

    There are about 700 or 800 species of dinosaurs that have been named and that are genuinely different from one another

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  • Twin meteorite strikes caused dinosaur doom

    Dino News 26.09.2010 No Comments

    The study revealed that the Boltysh and Chicxulub impact happened as two distinct events probably thousands of years apart

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  • Living His Dinosaur Dream

    Dino News 26.09.2010 No Comments

    Eventually somebody like Justy Alicea will retrieve the unexamined specimens and start painstakingly chipping away at the rock, revealing the remains of a fellow who struck fear in the neighborhood

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  • Cave of marsupial fossils discovered in Outback (AP)

    Dino News 10.08.2010 No Comments

    In this undated photo supplied by The University of New South Wales Friday, July 16, 2010, composite skeleton of the sheep-sized  extinct, wombat-like marsupial called Nimbadon lavarackorum is pictured in Sydney, Australia. University of New South Wales researchers have unearthed 26 such skulls from a cave in the Riversleigh World Heritage fossil field, 250 km (155 miles) north-west of Mt Isa, Queensland, Australia. The findings were described in an article published this week in the Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology. (AP Photo/The University of New South Wales, Karen Black)** EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES **AP – Scientists have discovered a cave filled with 15-million-year-old fossils of prehistoric marsupials in the Outback, a rare find that has revealed some surprising similarities between the creatures and modern-day kangaroos and koalas.


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  • Surprise! Puzzling Three-Horned Dino is Adult Triceratops (LiveScience.com)

    Dino News 10.08.2010 No Comments

    LiveScience.com – A three-horned dinosaur long known as Torosaurus may actually represent an adult Triceratops, according to paleontologists.

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  • Elephant tooth fossil found in Brazil: report (AFP)

    Dino News 10.08.2010 No Comments

    Scientists in Brazil say a fossil of an elephant's tooth found in the Amazon jungle proves the presence of pachyderms in South America some 45,000 years ago, a report said on Tuesday.(AFP/File/Jewel Samad)AFP – Scientists in Brazil say a fossil of an elephant’s tooth found in the Amazon jungle proves the presence of pachyderms in South America some 45,000 years ago, a report said on Tuesday.


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