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**  Low Oxygen Could Have Benefited Dinosaurs - Expert
Dinosaurs first appeared during a long period of low oxygen and therefore
developed highly efficient breathing mechanisms that allowed them to thrive
while many other species became extinct

**  A Duke and a Dinosaur Make Pittsburgh History
"DNAsaurus" features a collage of molecular structures, scientific diagrams,
strands of DNA, images of U.S. and British flags, and yes, a squirt of
Aquafresh® toothpaste on its tail

**  Baby dinosaur fossil back in Browning
A 74-million-year-old baby T. rex fossil - the smallest ever found - has
returned to its home on the Blackfeet Indian Reservation

**  Return to the Sahara
A large-scale Saharan expedition requires months of detailed planning, and
this is the fifth time Paul Sereno has been fossil-hunting in the Republic
of Niger

**  Feature Publication: The Dinosaur Papers
These are papers of legend that you may have heard about in summaries of
Dinosaur history but never thought you'd ever see released to the general
public
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**  Museum expecting $1 million for a rare dinosaur
Being dead a long time didn't stop a gal named Jane from bringing in $1
million to a Rockford museum.

**  Moon rock thief gets more than eight years in prison
As part of his plea, he also admitted stealing dinosaur bones and fossils
from a museum at his school, the University of Utah

**  Flying dinosaur cousins nimbler than birds
Scientists have delved into the virtual brains of 100 million year old
extinct flying reptiles to discover how the creatures conquered the skies
MORE

**  Bobbing for Sauropods
The giant dinosaurs got their feet wet again - but just a little - at the
annual meeting of the Society for Vertebrate Palaeontology on 18 October,
where researchers proposed that some strange footprints were left by
sauropods that were wading

**  Dinosaur Lecture-"Tracking Dinosaur Behaviour" by Adrian Hunt, Ph.D

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