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Jeanette Bonnell likes to play in the dirt. The 62-year-old retired human resources specialist is also pretty handy with a dentist’s drill.
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An expansive dino discovery has been made in Idaho. The research team accounts that this site has produced over 100 fossils with potential to produce hundreds more. Read more about this new find!
montana.edu
A Montana State University graduate student and MSU paleontologist David Varricchio are part of a research team that discovered the most productive and diverse dinosaur fossil site known in Idaho.
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A huge desert created by global warming likely prevented early dinosaurs from migrating out of South America for millions of years, suggests an analysis of ancient rocks. (Related: “Oldest Dinosaur Found?“)
upr.org
Paleontologists in Argentina say they have unearthed the fossils of the biggest dinosaur ever to walk the planet.
How many of you know about these dinos?
cnews.canoe.ca
Everyone can point out a T-Rex, or even call out a Velociraptor thanks to Hollywood movies like Jurassic Park.
hngn.com
A new study has found that dinosaur claw shapes evolved to adapt to the species’ changing dietary needs.
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Before the movie or even the book, the United States dedicated a park specifically to Jurassic dinosaurs. Dinosaur National Monument straddles the border between Colorado and Utah, a national park stuffed to the canyons with fossils from dinosaurs that roamed long ago.
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A new species of dinosaur has been unearthed in southern China — a long-snouted tyrannosaur.
A new species of dinosaur has been unearthed in southern China — a long-snouted tyrannosaur.
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Looking for any dinosaur in particular? Check out this fun website to find and compare your favorite dinos!
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A giant carnivorous dinosaur apparently possessed an enormous power to heal its broken bones, thanks to new findings revealed by powerful X-rays, researchers say.
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