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* Scientists uncover two T. rex specimens and a Triceratops * Outback 'dinosaur breeding area' * Dinosaurnews
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** Scientists uncover two T. rex specimens and a Triceratops in Montana
One T. rex will go to the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History,
the other to the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman, Montana
** Outback 'dinosaur breeding area'
Scientists at the South Australian Museum may have discovered a dinosaur
breeding ground in the state's north that could become the focus of
international attention
** New building to protect dinosaur prints
Three decades after it was unearthed one of the world's most significant
fossil sites is now fully protected
** Dinosaur eggs found
The big stone was discovered by local residents on August 1 after it fell
from a mountain near Changxi village in Pingxiang city
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** Ostrich study 'shows birds didn't descend from dinosaurs'
Biologists in North Carolina say their study of ostrich eggs proves birds
didn't descend from dinosaurs
** 3m scorpion a 'gentle giant'
For the uninitiated, it may look like a few folds in a rock, but the lines
prove that a giant water scorpion walked the arid Karoo
** Palæographia - an exhibition of original Australian artworks and fossils
To the earliest European settlers, Australia, once part of the great
southern supercontinent Gondwana, was alive with strange creatures
** Our Believe it or Not site!
Too huge to hump - the death of the dinosaurs. Theories abound about what
killed off the dinosaurs, but one recent suggestion from an American
archaeologist has sent shockwaves through the academic world
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