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Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Epidexipteryx
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Ancient Feathered Dinosaur liked to Show Off A paper published in the scientific journal Nature provides evidence of Theropod dinosaurs with lavish tail feathers - Jurassic show offs. more » Wednesday, October 29
Anniversary of the Birth of Charles Othniel Marsh
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on Wed 29 Oct 2008 10:18 GMT
Charles Othniel Marsh 1831 - 1899 On the 29th October 1831, Charles Othniel Marsh was born. He was destined to become one of the most influential and important palaeontologists of ... more »
2009 Prehistoric Animal Calendar Available from Everything Dinosaur
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2009 Everything Dinosaur Calendar New 2009 prehistoric animal calendar from Everything Dinosaur. more » Monday, October 27
Juvenile Heterodontosaurus Skull provides insight into Dinosaur Vegetarians
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on Mon 27 Oct 2008 10:43 GMT
Skull of a Juvenile Heterodontosaurus Provides Information on Dinosaur Diets A tiny skull, of an early Ornithischian dinosaur is helping scientists learn more about dinosaur growth and their eating habits. more » Sunday, October 26
Introducing Liopleurodon
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New Liopleurodon Model Available The Liopleurodon model is available from Everything Dinosaur, but just how big was this Mesozoic marine predator? more » Thursday, October 23
Spot the Dinosaurs - Calendar Quiz Answers
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Spot the Dinosaurs - Quiz Answers Here are the quiz answers from the Everything Dinosaur 2009 Calendar. more » Wednesday, October 22
Dinosaur "Dance Floor" on the Arizona-Utah Border
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on Wed 22 Oct 2008 10:07 BST
Rare Jurassic Trackways Discovered in Western USA At least four types of Jurassic dinosaurs left more than a thousand footprints and tail-drag marks at a waterhole, scientists debate the evidence. more » Tuesday, October 21
Review of the Autumn Edition of Prehistoric Times #87
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on Tue 21 Oct 2008 08:44 BST
Prehistoric Times Autumn 2008 It's that time of year again when the latest edition of Prehistoric Times, the must have magazine for dinosaur and prehistoric animal model enthusiasts lands on ... more » Monday, October 20
Musical Lambeosaurines - Duck-billed Crests helped to make Sounds
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Hadrosaur Headgear helped Communication for these Herding Herbivores A new paper has just been published by a Canadian/U.S. research team examing the function of Lambeosaurine crests. more » Sunday, October 19
Christmas Gift Suggestion - Dinosaur Dino-opoly
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Christmas Gift Idea - Dinosaur Dino-opoly A number of publications will be featuring Everything Dinosaur and some of their products in forthcoming articles and stories suggesting Christmas gift ideas. We ... more » Saturday, October 18
Tyrannosaurus rex - What's in a Name?
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on Sat 18 Oct 2008 07:26 BST
Tyrannosaurus rex or do you mean Dynamosaurus? How T. rex got its name is a bit of a story, read on.. more » Friday, October 17
Last Safe Posting Dates forChristmas 2008
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Last Safe Posting Dates - Information from UK Royal Mail It's that time of year again, with Christmas approaching Royal Mail have provided Everything Dinosaur with some guidelines over the ... more » Wednesday, October 15
Pretty Pachyrhinosaurs
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on Wed 15 Oct 2008 10:05 BST
Pachyrhinosaurs - Bizarre Horns and Bumps Designed to Attract a Mate Pretty Pachyrhinosaurs - at least to another Pachyrhinosaur. more » Tuesday, October 14
Jurassic Walls
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on Tue 14 Oct 2008 20:53 BST
Jurassic Walls There has been a trend in recent years for garden designers to incorporate Ammonite replicas in garden plans. Many garden centres now stock a range of Ammonite replicas, ... more » Monday, October 13
Complex Behaviour in Arthropods from the Cambrian
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on Mon 13 Oct 2008 08:56 BST
Complex Behaviour in Fossil Arthropods A unique set of fossils indicate that 525 million years ago marine Arthropods may have behaved in a similar to modern animals such as lobsters. more » |
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