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  1. This nonprofit organization starts with dinosaurs, fossils and teenagers and ends up with fun programs, educational collections and empowered young people
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  2. Named from two Greek words meaning "terrible lizard," dinosaurs first appeared about 220 million years ago, and then disappeared rather suddenly 63 million years ago. Dinosaurs capture our imagination in many different ways. Their tremendous size, their f
    tagged , , , ~~ on 02-21-2007 by surfnetkids
  3. "To be truthful, the unfortunate fact about the popularity of dinosaurs is that the science that it is based on occasionally is obscured by the fantasy that surrounds it.
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  4. Who is Sue? "Sue is the largest, most complete, and best preserved Tyrannosaurus rex.
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  5. "Last seen alive 68 million years ago in an area now called Alberta in Canada.
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  6. This British museum site is my pick of the day because of its sense of humor and variety of multimedia resources.
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  7. From "Abelisaurus" to "Zuniceratops," Dinopedia (sponsored by the Jurassic Park movie folks) includes an A-Z illustrated dinosaur glossary and a history lesson divided into five ages: Before Dinosaurs, Triassic, Jurassic, Cretaceous, After Dinosaurs.
    tagged ~~ on 02-21-2007 by surfnetkids

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