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Drying River Reveals Dinosaur Footprints from 113 Million Years Ago
A drying river in Texas reveals dinosaur footprints that experts say are from 113 million years ago.
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'Australia's Jurassic Park': World's Most Diverse Dinosaur Tracks Identified in Kimberley's Dampier Peninsula
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'Network Theory' Study Reveals Curious Exodus of Dinosaurs from Europe
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Scientists Unravel Mystery of Unusual Dinosaur Tracks in China
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Dinosaur Tracks Reveal How Fast Tyrannosaurs Were
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Giant Footprints Reveal Large Dinosaurs Once Trudged Through Scottish Lagoons
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Hunting For Raptors: Killer Dinos Left Unique Tracks
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Bird X-Ray Reveals 'Birth' of Dinosaur Tracks
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