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**  Sea reptile fossil found on beach
Nick Collard discovered the bones of the plesiosaur - a 1.5 metre-long sea
creature which lived 188 million years ago - on the beach at Bridgwater Bay

**  Feature Site: Supercroc
They say the so-called Super Croc was the largest crocodilian ever to have
lived, a powerful predator that hunted dinosaurs

**  Feature site - Savage Ancient Seas
Developed by Triebold Palaeontology, Savage Ancient Seas showcases the
enormous, vicious sea monsters of the Cretaceous Period

**  Dinosaur Discovered in Patagonia - Named "Small Head"
Argentine palaeontologists have discovered a 13-foot (4-meter) plant-eating
dinosaur with a long neck and small head that roamed the southern tip of
South America about 70 million years ago

**  Palaeontology treasures draw tourists to Argentine Patagonia
More than 20 paleontological sites, where scores of prehistoric animal
remains have been discovered, are providing a new tourist draw in
Argentina's Patagonia, a region of South America's Southern Cone unlike any
other.
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**  Yale to return fossilized baby dino bones to Bynum finder
In a victory for the little guy, 91-year-old Marion Brandvold of Bynum has
won her fight against Yale and Princeton universities for the return of
fossilized baby dinosaur remains that she discovered in the arid badlands
west of Choteau in 1978

**  Enter, a visitor 6.7 crore years old
It was christened Rajasaurus for the crown of double-crested horns on its
head, with narmadensis suffixed for its "inhabitancy proximity" to the river

**  Other Fossil news: Fins to Limbs: New Fossil Gives Evolution Insight
The ancient bone shares features with primitive fish fins, but also has
characteristics of a true limb bone belonging to the Mamenxi dinosaur of the
sauropod family, the dinosaur lived in the late Jurassic period about 130
million years ago

**  Developers put hold on dinosaur theme park plan
Developers of the proposed $10 million Magic Canyon dinosaur theme park have
pushed their plans back a year, now intending to open in 2006

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