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This Week's Headlines: (For the FULL STORY visit the NEWS section of the 
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**  Fossilized Dinosaur Skin Found in Montana
The piece of fossilized skin that was found is preserved in three 
dimensions, which is extremely rare and it belongs to the adult dinosaurs 
back right hip

**  Dinosaur fossils given to WA Museum
The WA Museum has been rewarded with a gift of four rare Chinese fossils for 
helping in the recovery of more than 20 tonnes of the specimens illegally 
imported into Australia

**  Fossil Hunters Find Dinosaur-age Fish
Two amateur fossil hunters have found the oldest specimen of a fish from the 
times of dinosaurs which had not been discovered in Australia before,

**  Dinosaur invasion
Fifteen life-size dinosaur models being built at Docklands Central City Film 
Studios will make their debut in the $12 million show Walking with 
Dinosaurs - The Live Experience

**  Wyoming palaeontologist studies tracks at Red Gulch
A series of juvenile and adult tracks running together suggests family bonds 
and parental interaction, Breithaupt said, and larger herd-sized collections 
bolster arguments that they were social animals
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**  Not Dinos But: An eye for amber and its secrets
In 1992, Poinar, his wife, Roberta, an electron microscopist and their son, 
Hendrik, were involved in finding the first DNA in amber: that of a 40 
million-year-old stingless bee

**  From the Past: Huge numbers of dinosaurs lie in wait
Only 527 genera have so far been described, but the model estimated that 
there should be about 1850 in total - leaving plenty yet to be discovered

**  Meteorite not only culprit in dinosaur extinction
In a scenario resembling the dramatic conclusion to a TV crime drama, 
paleo-forensics experts have produced new evidence to show that the 
dinosaurs were bumped off by a different meteor than the one that has 
received the rap for their extinction

**  Antarctic fossils
Many fossils are in the care of the British Antarctic Survey of the National 
Environment Research Council

**  Scientists solve horns of a dilemma
It weighed about three tonnes, featured a fearsome array of horns and 
stomped across the Alberta landscape

**  Prehistoric lark
Three towns - Winton, Richmond and Hughenden - are mining this treasure, and 
marketing themselves as Australia's Dinosaur Trail

**  That shell? It's a dinosaur tooth
Eno is best known as a musician and producer who has worked with rock 
legends like U2 and David Bowie, but he also studied Paleontology through 
graduate school

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