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**  Dinosaur leg fossil found in China
The fossilized hind leg of a 10-meter-high (33-foot) dinosaur has been
discovered in northwest China

**  Hastings Iguanodon programme
It was in some loose material that had fallen from a cliff following a storm
and it seemed fairly likely that the rest of it was still up there

**  Siebel donates for dinosaurs
The donation will help fund the development of the Siebel Dinosaur Complex
at the Museum of the Rockies in Bozeman

**  Chiselling away at history
Chisel and hammer wielding anglers looking for bloodworm bait are destroying
fossils estimated at over 85 million years old
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**  Dinosaurs invade University
The yearlong project has accompanied the museum's shift toward natural
sciences, with more dino-saur bones and new collections of fossils coming
from the J.J. Pickle Research Center

**  Dinosaur museum educational, fascinating
Torvosaurus, a rare meat eating dinosaur similar to the T-Rex, was found in
Tucumcari and is the dinosaur museum's centerpiece

**  Digging in the past
Zionsville science teacher spends three days touring the Wyoming countryside
looking for dinosaur tracks and fossils

**  Malawisaurus for exhibition
Besides Malawi, other African countries with such pre-historic fossils
include Ethiopia, Kenya, and South Africa

**  Why Indians don't hunt dinosaurs
Ashok Sahni of Punjab University says that since the science is
labour-intensive and labour is cheap in India, a project should not cost
much   see also story below

**  New Dinosaur Species Found in India
Working with Indian experts, Wilson and Sereno reconstructed the skull of
the new species, a stocky, 30-foot-long (9-meter-long) carnivore named
Rajasaurus narmadensis   gallery

**  The Alaska Museum of Natural History is anxiously awaiting the arrival
of a life sized juvenile Hadrosaur

**  Dinosaur Migration Moved South

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