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Amazing Discovery: New Species of Cretaceous Dinosaur Found in Australia
Paleontologists have identified a new species of medium-sized titanosaur using fossilized bone fragments found in western Queensland, Australia in 2005.
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Highest Resolution Image of Eta Carinae Star System Captured by Very Large Telescope
Gigantic Jade Stone Worth $170 Million Found in Burma
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