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The skull of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang
Experts unveil dino, oldest known ancestor of birds January 29, 2010. Reuters The skull of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called "Haplocheirus sollers" is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on
  • A mound strewn with dinosaur bones is seen October 2009 in Zhucheng, in northeast China's Shandong province. Paleontologists in China have uncovered more than 3,000 dinosaur footprints, state media reported, in an area said to be the world's largest grouping of fossilised bones belonging to the ancient animals. Photo:/AFP Paleontologists in China ha...
  • The skull of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang The skull of the newly disc...
  • The skull of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. China has unearthed the fossil of a two-legged carnivorous dinosaur that lived 160 million years ago and which researchers have identified as the earliest known member of a long lineage than includes birds. Picture taken January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang (CHINA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS) The skull of the newly disc...
  • The skeleton of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. China has unearthed the fossil of a two-legged carnivorous dinosaur that lived 160 million years ago and which researchers have identified as the earliest known member of a long lineage than includes birds. Picture taken January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang (CHINA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS) The skeleton of the newly d...
  • Professor Xu Xing (L) of the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Paleoanthropology and his assistant inspect the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. China has unearthed the fossil of a two-legged carnivorous dinosaur that lived 160 million years ago and which researchers have identified as the earliest known member of a long lineage than includes birds. Picture taken January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang (CHINA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS) Professor Xu Xing and his a...
  • Professor Xu Xing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences' Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Paleoanthropology inspects the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. China has unearthed the fossil of a two-legged carnivorous dinosaur that lived 160 million years ago and which researchers have identified as the earliest known member of a long lineage than includes birds. Picture taken January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang (CHINA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS) Professor Xu Xing of the Ch...
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  • Rare Montana dinosaur skeleton stolen from private land turned over to researchers The Canadian Press - Sun Jan 24, 8:25 PM

    GREAT FALLS, Mon. - A rare and nearly complete dinosaur skeleton stolen from private property in Montana and stored in an evidence locker for more than two years has been turned over to researchers.

  • Fossils could derail potential Arctic coal development CBC - Thu Jan 21, 5:16 PM

    A coal mining company's work on an Ellesmere Island property could be thwarted by paleontologists who say there are valuable plant and animal fossils in the ground.

  • Fossil footprints show 4-legged animals conquered land millions of years earlier than thought
    Fossil footprints show 4-legged animals conquered land millions of years earlier than thought The Canadian Press - Wed Jan 6, 5:27 PM

    LONDON - The water-dwelling ancestors of modern-day mammals, reptiles and birds emerged onto land millions of years earlier than previously believed, researchers reported.

  • 'Tis the season for Health Canada toy recalls CBC - Wed Dec 30, 11:07 AM

    A dinosaur balloon-blowing kit and a floating eyeball are among three toys recalled by Health Canada after testing found unacceptable levels of dangerous substances.

In Pictures: Dinosaurs and Fossils

A mound strewn with dinosaur bones is seen October 2009 in Zhucheng, in northeast China's Shandong province. Paleontologists in China have uncovered more than 3,000 dinosaur footprints, state media reported, in an area said to be the world's largest grouping of fossilised bones belonging to the ancient animals. Photo:/AFP
The skull of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang
The skull of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called 'Haplocheirus sollers' is seen at a Chinese Academy of Sciences' workshop on the outskirts of Beijing, January 26, 2010. China has unearthed the fossil of a two-legged carnivorous dinosaur that lived 160 million years ago and which researchers have identified as the earliest known member of a long lineage than includes birds. Picture taken January 26, 2010. REUTERS/Barry Huang (CHINA - Tags: SOCIETY ANIMALS)
  • The skeleton of the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called "Haplocheirus sollers" is seen at a workshop on the outskirts of Beijing
  • Professor Xu Xing and his assistant inspect the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called "Haplocheirus sollers" at a workshop on the o
  • Professor Xu Xing of the Chinese Academy of Sciences inspects the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called "Haplocheirus sollers" at a
  • A worker cleans the newly discovered fossil of a carnivorous dinosaur called "Haplocheirus sollers" at a workshop on the outskirts of Beijing
  • Handout image showing fossil bones of a newly discovered carnivorous dinosaur called "Haplocheirus sollers" is released by the Chinese Academy of Scie

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