Fossil Friday Roundup: March 2, 2018
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New fossil species for the week
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Papers published this week
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News from around the world published this week
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New Gryposaurus paper describes injury pathology (in Italian)
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Hadrosaur tracks discovered in Esqueda, Mexico (in Spanish)
Investigadores encuentran nuevas huellas de dinosaurio en Esqueda
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The pneumatic tail of the Field Museum apatosaurine, FMNH P25112
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Palaeocast videos from 61st Annual Meeting of the Palaeontological Association, Imperial College, London
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Of particular DML interest...
Hidden diversity of small theropods from the Bathonian (Middle Jurassic) of the UK
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Climate change and rates of crocodylomorph body sizeÂ
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Approaching sexual dimorphism in non-avian dinosaurs and other extinct taxa
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The Downton Bonebed: insights into a lost world
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Scotlandâs Jurassic Park
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A 'reptilian' mode of reproduction in pterosaurs and its implications for pterosaur paleobiology
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Reconstructing where dinosaurs lived in Teruel during the Lower Cretaceous (in Spanish)
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The most important fossils in the world (in Spanish)
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American paleontologist Sterling Nesbitt visits the Ulbra Laboratory of Paleontology in Brazil to study the origin of dinosaurs in the Trassic from fossils found in Rio Grande do Sul (in Portuguese)
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Tilly Edinger, the Woman Who Shaped the Study of Fossil Brains
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Paleontology Exhibits of California â Part 2
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German high school students create model reconstructions of fossil animals displayed alongside original fossils in new exhibit at the Jura Museum in EichstÃtt (in German)
Die Fossiliensammlung des Gabrieli-Gymnasiums - Original und RekonstruktionÂ
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Dinosaurs again star in Japanese Doll's Day display at Fukui Prefectural Dinosaur Museum (male Fukuiraptor and female Fukuisaurus) (in Japanese)
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New hybrid fruit named " dinosaur eggs" (in Spanish)