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Maryland’s New Dinosaur Park

A sculpture of an Acrocanthosaurus attacking a sauropod dinosaur at the Maryland Science Center. From Flickr user Jeff Kubina. Documentaries often show scientists digging for dinosaurs in places like...

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Hunting Dinosaurs in Montana

A toe bone from a Tyrannosaurus collected by NJSM paleontologists near Billings, Montana. I hope to find more of this dinosaur in the field this week. Over the past few years, most of what I have...

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Wyoming Workshop Offers Teachers a Week With Dinosaurs

The fossil-rich landscape of Wyoming's Bighorn Basin. Photo by author. For six days this coming July, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History paleontologist Michael Brett-Surman will be leading...

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Dinosaur Diamond: Moab’s Potash Road

Tracks made by a medium-sized theropod on a slab of rock just outside of Moab, Utah. Photo by author. Two years ago, I visited the American West for the first time. I was immediately hooked. Seeing the...

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Dinosaur Diamond: Following an Injured Allosaurus

One of the Copper Ridge theropod tracks. The front of the foot - indicated by the three toe impressions - is towards the top of the picture. Photo by author. Even when you know what to look for,...

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Dinosaur Sighting: Crocosaurus

A roadside dinosaur in Jensen, Utah. Photo by author. While driving along Interstate 40 toward eastern Utah’s Dinosaur National Monument, you can’t miss the roadside dinosaurs. They’re all over the...

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Vandals Smash Irreplaceable Dinosaur

The skull of Edmontosaurus, a Cretaceous hadrosaur from North America. The vandalized dinosaur wasn’t an Edmontosaurus, but belonged to the same evolutionary group. Photo from Ballista, image from...

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