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**  Kanab palaeontologist does best work in his 'outdoor laboratory'
Researchers also have uncovered two new species of horned dinosaurs 
(relatives of the well-known triceratops) and one new species of 
tyrannosaurus - an older cousin of T. Rex

**  Dinosaur Sundays at the AMNH
These special Sunday workshops for families and kids present the latest 
discoveries in palaeontology

**  Tracking Dinosaur Footprints in Yorkshire
Dinosaur footprints that were first recorded from the Middle Jurassic rocks 
of the Yorkshire coast early last century have been shown to be more common 
and diverse than was previously thought, thanks to the work of Dr Martin 
Whyte and Dr Michael Romano

**  Cretaceous creations in Trenton
An acid etching technique that lets palaeontologists remove layers of 
sediment and dirt from egg fossils to find out what dinosaur embryos were 
really like is explained
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**  Other Fossil news: Swamp yields its secrets
A hoard of prehistoric fossils, the largest and most perfect ever unearthed 
in Thailand, has whipped palaeontologists up to fever pitch

**  Feature Site: Liaoning Diorama
Long-extinct dinosaurs share the landscape with unusual plants, large 
insects and unfamiliar mammals

**  Dinosaurs going vegetarian
The 120 million-year-old creature unearthed in east-central Utah appears to 
be a therapod captured in time just after "it went vegetarian," said Dr. 
John Foster, curator of palaeontology for the Museum of Western Colorado

**  Feature Dino Art Portfolio: Jordan Mallon
Inspired by the likes of Greg Paul, Mark Hallett, Michael Skrepnick, Douglas 
Henderson, and Brian Franczak (among others), I've strived over the years to 
improve upon my own artwork and to make it as true-to-life as possible.

**  Study supports dino museum
Good news for backers of a dinosaur museum in north-western Alberta

**  Access to the Bone Cellar
Building work connected with the refurbishment of parts of the permanent 
exhibition in the museum means that the bone cellar which houses much of the 
Tendaguru Dinosaur material, other dinosaur remains from Germany and large 
bones from the fossil mammal collection, must be closed immediately and will 
not be accessible until the start of 2006 at the earliest.

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