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**  Exhibit fuses scientific discovery with art
It's a ferocious looking creature with razor-sharp teeth, leathery skin and 
enormous three-toed feet propelling it across a prehistoric landscape toward 
a herd of smaller beasts running away in terror

**  Pristine new learning laboratory in Wyoming
Pitt Honors College Dean G. Alec Stewart and Director of Programming Edward 
McCord talk about the University's "pristine new learning laboratory" in 
Wyoming

**  Honk if you like me
Duckbilled dinosaurs of about 90 million years ago had huge crests with 
complex nasal passages, and used them to honk sexual and social messages, 
according to a new study in the journal Paleobiology

**  The Great Dinosaur Egg Hunt
DMNH's next traveling exhibit features real touchable dinosaur eggs, 
life-like models of embryos and hatchlings, and a collection of 100 
authentic fossilized eggs from every major dinosaur group
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**  Western Queensland family honoured for dinosaur discoveries
The Elliott family from Winton have been honoured by the Queensland museum 
for their exceptional contribution to the museum in the field of dinosaur 
palaeontology

**  Experts clash over demise of the dinosaur
The giant impact that shook the Earth 65 million years ago is still sending 
out shock waves, triggering a scientific feud over whether the event really 
killed off the dinosaurs

**  Dinosaur link to birds debated
Many, like Matt T. Carrano, curator of Dinosauria at the Smithsonian's 
National Museum of Natural History, say birds have descended from a subgroup 
of maniraptoran theropod dinosaurs that ate meat, stood on their two back 
legs and were lizard-hipped

**  Museum's fossils may be tainted
Jack Horner, one of America's most famed dinosaur hunters and T. rex 
experts, said many specimens in the Burke's collection were useless for his 
research, which aims to trace the way the giant reptiles evolved over time

**  Giants of the Sea Revealed at the Dinosaur Resource Center
The Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center is sponsoring a Plesiosaur 
Mini-Symposium on Saturday, February 25

**  Paleobiology Database Intensive Summer Course in Analytical Paleobiology

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