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**  On trail of Montana's dinosaurs
Even palaeontologist Nate Murphy is a surprised at how his idea for a map of 
dinosaur attractions around the state caught on and became reality

**  Leading dinosaur expert speaking in town
Dr. Phil Currie will host a public presentation on June 19 called 'Huntin 
For Dinosaurs', that is being held in conjunction with the Canadian Science 
Writers Association AGM and Conference

**  It's a dino: very old, brand new
The newest dinosaur exhibit at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis is also 
a new dinosaur species, museum officials say

**  Dinosaur fun park proves a hit with families
The 2,000-square metre park not only offers fun activities, but also serves 
as a learning centre about dinosaur fossils, geology and biodiversity

**  Dino-Fossils Montreal
The collection comes entirely from China, a country considered to have one 
of the richest, most diversified and best preserved fossil reserves in the 
world
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**  Contract signed for dinosaur theme park
The Natural History Museum of London will be responsible for the overall 
concept of the Restless Planet, a signature development of the 20 million 
square foot City of Arabia project

**  UI sending fossils to D.C.
The specimens will be displayed in the institute's Dinosaur Hall in five to 
seven years

**  Monmouth HS grad digs rocks and bones
Holly Berg, a student at the University of Iowa, will have her mind buried 
in the past this summer as she studies dinosaurs at the Field Museum of 
Natural History in Chicago

**  Sue-Prize!
Virtually every contestant correctly answered that Munster native Sue 
Hendrickson discovered her namesake - the world's largest Tyrannosaurus rex 
skeleton - in South Dakota

**  Black Hills to Host International T. Rex Symposium
The Black Hills Museum of Natural History will host a symposium titled 100 
Years of Tyrannosaurus rex in Hill City on June 10 and 11

**  Other Fossil news: Canadian scientist tries to find new salamander 
species in Chinese fossils
A Canadian scientist said that it may be possible to find new salamander 
species in amphibian fossils formed during the time dinosaurs roamed the 
earth

**  Dinosaur-era crocodile on display in Brazil
Brazilian palaeontologists proudly put on display a skeleton of a crocodile 
that roamed the earth in the time of the dinosaurs, some 90 million years 
ago

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