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This Week's Headlines: (For the FULL STORY visit the NEWS section of the 
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**  What Killed The Dinosaurs? New Evidence Perplexes Scientists
Splashing through a shallow creek in suburban New Jersey, the 
palaeontologists stepped back 65 million years to the time of the last mass 
extinction, the one notable for the demise of the dinosaurs

**  Dinosaurs in Their Natural Habitat
A meat-eating allosaurus is looking for food, and spies a baby apatosaurus, 
cowering beneath its mother

**  Talking fossils with a digger
If you have a good specimen, such as a skull, then we do something called 
micro CT analysis, which is where we take micro virtual x-ray slices of the 
object then reproduce a 3D image
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**  The Folklore of Footprints in Stone: From Classical Antiquity to the 
Present
An article by Adrienne Mayor who is an independent folklorist/historian of 
science investigating natural knowledge contained in pre-scientific myths 
and oral traditions (pdf)

**  Royal Ontario Museum's New Permanent Galleries to Open Next Month
Highlights include fossils of marine reptiles, a Hadrosaur, the ROM's famous 
Parasaurolophus, the complete skeletal cast of a Tyrannosaurus rex and an 
authentic Triceratops skull

**  Dinosaurs breathed like penguins
Dinosaurs like Velociraptors owe their fearsome reputation to the way they 
breathed, according to a UK study

**  Not Dinos But - Did birds fly from ground up or trees down?
Fossil evidence uncovered the past 15 years suggests early birds got the 
worms because they lived on the ground

**  China tries farmers for fossil fight
Seven farmers from central China face trial for fighting officials who tried 
to take control of a lucrative lode of dinosaur fossils

**  Tyrrell Museum exhibit features brains behind bones
A new exhibit at the Royal Tyrrell Museum puts a friendly face on a hall 
full of sharp-toothed killing machines
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**  Utah dinosaur may have had a Chinese cousin
The fierce, long-clawed Utahraptor apparently had a distant cousin when it 
roamed the prehistoric wilds of southern Utah 120 million years ago

**  Berlin's natural history Museum
A replica of his head is the only true-to-life reconstruction which 
protrudes from a glass

**  Amur Region To Make Money on Dinosaur Bones
In the region's south it is planned to develop such projects as Dinosaurs of 
Asia, based on the Dinosaur graveyard near the city of Blagoveschensk

**  Other Fossil News - New Mammal Fossil Sheds Light on Teeth Evolution
Along with the new find, the discoveries suggest that mammals underwent 
tremendous diversification during the middle of the Jurassic period

**  Outback Queensland gets international dinosaur attention
Outback Queensland has become the focus of an international research project 
that is helping to decipher the evolution of Australian dinosaurs and their 
relationships to those of other southern continents

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