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Friday, May 18
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KSL-TV
By Stephanie Grimes SALT LAKE CITY — Paleontologists with the Utah Geological Survey have discovered what are believed to be three new species of dinosaur, based on fossils found near Arches National Park. The dinosaurs are all dromaeosaurs — also .. [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Wired News - USA
There are some fascinating bits of dinosauriana among the displays – such as an original sketch of “Laelaps” by 19th century paleontologist ED Cope and the decaying body of King Kong's “Brontosaurus” model – but the museum's feathered dinosaur exhibi [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Los Angeles Times - CA,USA
By Thomas H. Maugh II Excavating in a coal mine in Colombia, paleontologists have discovered the fossil of the world's largest turtle, a 60-million-year-old specimen nearly 8 feet long -- the size of a Smart car. Thriving in a lake about 5 million .. [more]
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Friday, May 18
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RedOrbit - Dallas,TX,USA
Florida paleontologists digging in a northern Colombia coal mine have discovered the remains of a giant turtle so big it was capable of snacking on ancient alligators, according to a new report in the online version of the Journal of Systematic ... [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Sci-News.Com: Breaking Science News e-Magazine
.... said study co-author Xing Gao, a professor of the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology, Chinese Academy of Sciences. [more]
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Friday, May 18
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MyFox Los Angeles - Los Angeles,CA,USA
North Carolina State University announced that paleontologists found remains of a 60-million-year-old South American giant turtle in what is Columbia today. They found the fossil, which they named Carbonemys cofrinii, in 2005 in a coal mine. [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Phys.Org
In October, 2004, Scientists from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology (IVPP), Chinese Academy of Sciences, conducted a survey ... [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Sydney Morning Herald - Sydney,New South Wales,Australia
Environmentalists and a leading Australian paleontologist, The University of Queensland's Steve Salisbury, recently expressed concern that near-shore geotechnical surveys being undertaken by Woodside for its Browse gas project may encroach on nearby [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Gizmodo.com - USA
The ginormous crocodile, published in Journal of Vertebrate Paleontology, were said to have exceeded 27 feet and if you trust the Internet, a story is any where from 9-15 feet tall. That's three stories of scaly skin that probably caused infinite ... [more]
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Friday, May 18
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Huffington Post - New York,NY,USA
Huffington Post Paleontologists are reporting some big news--literally. They say they've identified an extinct turtle that was the size of a Smart car, with a shell big enough to hold a kiddie pool. Fossilized remains of the titanic turtle, dubbed Ca [more]
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