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Submit your best dinosaur questions to Newsweek!
Newsweek is running a cover story on dinosaurs this week and is holding
a Live Talk on Thursday, June 23 at 12 p.m. EDT. I think it would be
excellent if DMLers were to send probing questions.
Mary
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http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/8272804/site/newsweek/
Live Talk: Dino-Might!
Join NEWSWEEK?s Jerry Adler for a Live Talk on Thursday, June 23, at
noon ET, on the latest dinosaur discoveries and research.WEB EXCLUSIVE
A revolution is underway. Skeletons that have stood mutely for years
are yielding their secrets to dinosaur researchers armed with CT scans,
supercomputers and sheer ingenuity. A biologist dissolves the mineral
matrix in a dinosaur bone, and finds, amazingly, evidence of blood
vessels and even corpuscles. The speed of Tyrannosaurus, long a topic
of fervent guesswork, is now being calculated by the algorithms of
biomechanics. Engineers have radically revised our view of how the
giant long-necked sauropods stood and walked. Dinosaur dioramas in
museums are sprouting feathers--unsuspected just a decade ago--as
evidence accumulates for the close relationship of dinosaurs with
birds. The discoveries just keep coming. Join NEWSWEEK's Jerry Adler,
who wrote this week's cover story on dinosaurs, for a Live Talk on
Thursday, June 23, at noon ET, about the exciting gifts the Jurassic
Period keeps giving.