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**  Dinosaur Discoverer Visits Campus
A famous prehistoric-bird expert lectured students on his once in a lifetime 
discovery a brand new dinosaur species

**  In the footprints of giants
Palaeontologist Bruce Schumacher was walking along the drought- lowered 
shoreline of south-eastern Colorado's John Martin Reservoir when his eye was 
drawn to a sandstone block

**  Other Fossil news: Rhino's river
At some point in history, between about 12 and 14 million years ago, an 
ancient rhinoceros took its last breath and died near where the Neches River 
runs today

**  Dinosaurs coming back to Neville in a big way
The Neville will run the Tyrannosaurus rex exhibit from Oct.1 to Jan. 2, in 
part to commemorate the museum's 90th anniversary

**  Largest shank fossil of dinosaur recovered in Inner Mongolia
The largest fossil of sauropod dinosaur's shank has been recovered and the 
dinosaur has been classified as "Otogosaurus"

**  Exhibit reveals new ways we study dinosaurs
Through new technologies such as computer modelling and robotics and 
tried-and-true standbys such as fossils and a 700-square-foot diorama, 
visitors will gain a new appreciation of dinosaurs and the methods used to 
study them
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**  Arachnid's clue to dino wipe-out
A spider relative called a harvestman trapped in amber could shed light on 
how arachnids were affected by the extinction that wiped out dinosaurs

**  Stegosaur plates and spikes for looks only
The bizarre plates and spikes that lined the backbones of the long-extinct 
stegosaurs were probably extreme examples of the often elaborate and 
colourful displays developed by animals to recognize fellow members of their 
species, according to an international team of palaeontologists

**  A Vigorous Introduction to Dinosaurs
Book review - Dinosaurs by Dr Robert T. Bakker. Illustrated by Luis V. Rey

**  Dino Art 2005 Winners Announced!!
The Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Centre is pleased to announce the 
winners of Dino Art 2005

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