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MUSEUM OF THE ROCKIES ONLINE
The Museum of the Rockies has a web site which features
interactive exhibits. You can use its online database to peruse
its paleontology collection which includes the first
Tyrannosaurus rex found with arms, the first Einiosaurus
procurvicornis, Maiasaura peeblesorum (which provided the
first evidence of colonial nesting and parental care in
dinosaurs), and Troodon eggs with the first dinosaur
embryos found in the world.
Go to http://museum.montana.edu to visit this museum.
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RESEARCH THE COLOARDO PLATEAU'S
CRETACEOUS FAUNA
A research paper on the central Colorado Plateau's lower to
middle Cretaceous fauna has been posted on the
www.dinosaurweb.com. You can learn in detail about the
stratigraphy of the lower to mid Cretaceous sedimentary
units found in east-central Utah which contains Iguanodon,
Utahraptor, Sauropelta, and several other dinosaur species.
You can also learn of the animals which thrived alongside
these dinosaurs.
Go to http://www.rmwest.com/cretaceous/ to learn more
about this topic.
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THE TYRELL MUSEUM POST ARGENTINA
DINOSAUR EXPLOITS ONLINE
In March of 1998, The Royal Tyrrell Museum was part of a
new dinosaur expedition to Argentina. You can find the
results of this expedition on its El Dinosaurio web site. Dr.
Philip Currie and other Tyrrell Museum Palaeontologists
worked in collaboration with Argentinean Palaeontologists
including Dr. Rodolfo Coria, to find new dinosaur material
in Patagonia.
Go to http://www.tyrellmuseum.com/argentina/index.html to
learn more about these dinosaurs.