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'Mud Dragon': New Dinosaur Species Discovered in Southern China via Dynamite
Earlier this week, Chinese builders unraveled a well-preserved dinosaur fossil that turned out to be the first specimen of its kind.
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Largest Dinosaur in Brazil Found Kept in a Cupboard for 60 Years
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How Ornamented Skulls are Linked to Theropod Dinosaurs' Rapid Growth
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Electrifying! This Unusual Lightning Looks Like a Dinosaur
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What Roar? Study Reveals Dinosaurs Did Not "Roar," But Cooed Like Birds
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Fossil Reveals Dinosaur Developed Facial Tumors, Too
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Amateur Fossil Hunter Accidentally Discovers New Species of Horned Dinosaur in Montana
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Dinosaurs Had Elaborate Nasal Passage To Keep Their Brains Cool, New Study Shows
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New Hadrosaur Species Roamed Snowy Alaska, Researchers Say
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[VIDEO] Most Painful Body Part for Bee Sting? A Winner!
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Dinosaurs' True Colors Revealed in Fossilized Feathers
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Dreadnoughtus May Lose its Title as 'World's Heaviest Dinosaur'
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Soft Tissue Found in Dinosaur Fossils
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