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**  Dinosaur's egg teeth imply connection to modern animals
Fossils of dinosaur embryos are extremely rare, but in a remote area of 
Patagonia in Argentina, huge nesting grounds of sauropods have been 
discovered

**  Not Dinos But - How a prehistoric predator took to the skies
The model is the size of an adult anhanguera, a subspecies of pterodactyl 
named after a town in Brazil where several beautifully preserved specimens 
have been found

**  Flocks of birds may have taken wing with dinos
Roadrunner-like birds skittered around under the feet of dinosaurs 125 
million years ago, according to ancient tracks found in fossilized Chinese 
mud two years ago

**  T. rex fossil hunters win lease ruling appeal
A 2 1/2-year court battle for ownership of a juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex 
nicknamed "Tinker" will continue

**  Other Fossil news - Prehistoric Whale Found in Inland Italy
Researchers have excavated the skeleton of a 4 million-year-old whale in the 
Tuscan countryside, a discovery that could help reconstruct the prehistoric 
environment of the sea that once covered the region

**  Golden age of dino finds forecast
Major announcements in 2006, for example, included Turiasaurus - Europe's 
largest dinosaur - and a fossil from a species of Plateosaurus that was the 
deepest ever found, in a drill core 2,256m below the floor of the North Sea

**  Sponsor needed for dinosaur skeletons
Ege University's Natural History Museum in Izmir, Turkey is in search of 
sponsor to bring the skeletons of two 70-million-year-old dinosaurs from 
abroad
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**  Field dinosaur exhibit teaches, debunks myths
Recent research suggests T. rex more likely moved at speeds of 10 to 25 
m.p.h.-faster than its prey, but probably not as fast as the speeding jeep 
in "Jurassic Park."

**  The Bone Collector
Fossil hunter, philanderer, oilman, spy: Barnum Brown dabbled in a 
few ­dubious shenanigans while amassing the world's greatest cache of 
ancient bones.

**  Dinosaurs Alive! thundering into town
Scenes in the film include a velociraptor and a protoceratops in a fight to 
the death, which occurs sooner than expected as a sand dune sweeps over them 
and preserves their remains for modern-day scientists

**  A fossil bonanza in Alberta
The energy-fueled development boom that has swept the province in recent 
years has also spawned a bonanza for fossil hunters and historians

**  Dinosaur Demise Didn't Spur Species
The big dinosaur extinction of 65 million years ago didn't produce a flurry 
of new species in the ancestry of modern mammals after all, says a huge 
study that challenges a long-standing theory

**  Family Fossil-Hunting Field Trip
The Sam Noble Oklahoma Museum of Natural History

**  Attention all Sauropod Researchers
The University of Wyoming Apatosaurus - UW 15556 (formerly Carnegie Museum 
CM 563) has been disassembled for molding, casting and remounting.

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