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**  'Godzilla' Crocodile Had Head Of A Dinosaur, Fins Like A Fish
Researchers have discovered evidence of an ancient sea creature that would 
have made Tyrannosaurus rex, think twice before stepping into the ocean

**  New Horned Dinosaur Species Found in Prehistoric Graveyard in the 
Badlands of Alberta
The new species, named Centrosaurus brinkmani, belongs to the group of 
dinosaurs related to the well-known Triceratops, but lived about 10 million 
years earlier

**  'Three Wishes' digs for dinos
Brett, 7, joined renowned palaeontologist Paul Sereno of the University of 
Chicago and co-founder of Project Exploration for his wish to be part of a 
dinosaur dig

**  Missing Fossil Link Dallasaurus
When amateur fossil finder Van Turner discovered a small vertebra at a 
construction site near Dallas 16 years ago, he knew the creature was unlike 
anything in the fossil record
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**  Dinosaurs got munchies for grass
A study of fossil dinosaur dung has for the first time confirmed that the 
ancient reptiles ate grass

**  Dinosaur Bones Garnering Attention in Southeast Missouri
The small southeast Missouri town of Glen Allen is getting a lot of 
attention from scientists: it's the only place in Missouri where dinosaur 
bones have been found

**  Feathered reptile fossil stirs evolution debate
Last month Larry Martin, professor and senior curator at KU's Natural 
History Museum, received an e-mail from a Russian scientist who found a 
fossil of a reptile that appears to have had feathers

**  State Budgets Keep Dinosaur Tracks Buried
That's what happened almost 30 years ago, when 1,500 dinosaur tracks, made 
about 200 million years ago, were buried under layers of polyurethane foam 
and sand

**  Horizons Unlimited hosts 2005 N.C. Fossil Fair
Exhibitors included palaeontologists from the Smithsonian's Department of 
Palaeobiology, the Aurora Fossil Museum, the Schiele Museum of Natural 
History, PCS Phosphate, N.C. Museum of Natural Science and 28 members of the 
N.C. Fossil Club

**  Bone Bonanza - Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Centre

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