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**  Behind the discovery of Utah's newest dinosaur
The dinosaur he surreptitiously dug from the Earth represented an 
unprecedented glimpse at a dinosaur family caught evolving from meat eaters 
to plant munchers that would garner Utah international attention.

**  Dinosaur bones on black market uncover secret
Needing cash to continue secretly unearthing the beast, Walker lied when he 
had to, telling prospective buyers the bones he mined were 100 
million-year-old Utahraptor fossils from a private ranch near Blanding

**  The Torosaurus Project at the Yale Peabody Museum
This fall New Haven will see a new addition to its landscape - a life-sized 
bronze statue of the dinosaur Torosaurus latus

**  Compliments of the Cretaceous
This interval in Earth's geologic history occurred roughly between 144 
million and 66 million years ago, and lasted 78 million years

**  Dinosaur park to be built around Cretaceous footprints
The construction of a dinosaur park will soon begin in east China's Shandong 
Province in a bid to preserve a large number of rare dinosaur footprints 
dating back to the Cretaceous period
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**  Feature Site: The Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry
More than 12,000 individual bones and one dinosaur egg have come from this 
prolific fossil bed

**  Even we make the news!: NZ website caters to dinosaur buffs
It tries to capture that middle ground between popular information on 
dinosaurs and the purely scientific focus on palaeontology

**  Other Fossil News: Half A Billion-Year-Old Fossils Found
Fossils found in China are showing off some of the organisms that lived on 
the ocean bed 550 million years ago

**  What Big Teeth You Have! Crocodile Exhibit Has Bite
Following the extinction of the dinosaurs another creature quickly moved in 
to claim it's place at the top of the food chain

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