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Welcome to this edition of  DINOSAURNEWS.

The FREE international Dinosaur webzine read in more than 80 countries each
week.

This Week's Headlines (For the FULL STORY visit the NEWS section of the
webzine at this address: http://www.dinosaurnews.org )

**  Old bones spur kids' imagination
Back in South Dakota, Larson, known in dinosaur circles as "the guy who dug
up Sue," has a 2-year-old daughter who loves dinosaurs as much as he does

**  Feature Site: The Dinosaur Trackers Research Group
The Dinosaur Trackers Research Group was started almost 20 years ago by
Professor Martin Lockley, and since that time students and faculty have been
studying and collecting dinosaur tracks and other fossil footprints from
Colorado and around the world

**  Amateur finds Japan's oldest ant fossils
The insects are preserved in pieces of amber, which were recovered from
strata dating back as far as 85 million years, in Iwaki, Fukushima
Prefecture
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**  Horner will talk about dino hunt
Horner said much of his talk will focus on the museum's discovery of two
hadrosaurine (duck-billed dinosaur) skeletons on a farm north of Havre

**  Texas Student Finds 100-Million-Year-Old Dinosaur Fossil
University of Texas at Arlington student Phil Kirchhoff is credited with
finding the remains of a duckbill dinosaur at an undisclosed location in
Arlington, according to KXAS-TV in Dallas

**  Pterosaurs Even Stranger Than Before
New pterosaur fossils and studies are revealing just how unusual these huge,
flying reptiles from the dinosaur era were

**  Ancient, Lizard-Like Reptile Discovered
A pair of Argentine paleontologists have discovered numerous
90-million-year-old fossils of a new type of sphenodontian-an ancient
lizard-like reptile thought to have gone extinct about 120 million years ago
except for a few relicts that live today in New Zealand, the tuatara

**  The Society of Vertebrate Paleontology Auction

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