Your Friends The Titanosaurs, part 35: Part-Time Titanosaurs, or: The Next Best Thing (one-time titanosaurs)
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The Rough Life of SUE the T. rex
Jingmai O'Connor from the Field Museum on the world of SUE
Denver Museum of Nature & Science (video)
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How many Tyrannosaurus rex walked the Earth?
https://theconversation.com/how-many-tyrannosaurus-rex-walked-the-earth-159041Â
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There were billions of tyrannosaurs (in Czech)
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(with original artwork by Czech paleoartists Petr Modlitba and Vladimir Rimbala)
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Largest ever flying creatures had longer necks than giraffes â we found out how these pterosaurs kept their heads up
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NPR: New Research Answers Questions About Dinosaur's Big Head [Make that "Pterosaur's"] (audio)
Azhdarchid necks
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Scientists Discover Two New Species of Ancient, Burrowing Mammal Ancestors
120-million-year-old animals evolved âscratch diggingâ traits independently
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Traversodontid sense of smell -- Exaeretodon and Siriusgnathus (in Russian)
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Triassic cynodonts from India
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Bill creating Utahraptor State Park signed in ceremony with Gov. Cox
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Utah is home to the richest deposits of dinosaurs on the planet, and now they will be protected
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Dinosaur National Monument providing timed tickets to help with crowds
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'Dinosaurs: Giants of the Vineyard' exhibit from the Angouleme Museum, including Angeac-Charente discoveries, opens at Jurassica Museum in Porrentruy in Switzerland (in French)
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Massive Rockfall Along Britainâs Jurassic Coast Could Be a Boon to Fossil Hunters
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Jurassic Coast: Fresh cliff fall prompts new 'stay away' warning
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Dinosaur tracks in the Jura region of France (in French)
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What did the dinosaurs and other ancient reptiles that lived in the Var region of France look like? (in French)
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VINTAGE DINOSAUR ART: THE STRANGE WORLD OF DINOSAURS Â(by John Ostrom)â PART 1
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The product side effects leaflet for Paleoart (as pills) (in Italian)
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French television documentary (French-Japanese collaboration) on April 22 to include the dinosaurs of Angeac-Charente (in French) (with video)
Preview
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Non-dino
Scientists Have Named a 300-Million-Year-Old "Godzilla Shark" That Was First Discovered in New Mexico