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Digging for two months in a dusty southwestern Wyoming quarry, paleontologists finally found what one of the world's richest men had demanded -- bones from the "most colossal animal ever." It was July 4, 1899.
On Monday, in an air-conditioned hall at Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Oakland, artists wielding pencil-sized flathead screwdrivers carefully put that animal's bones back together.See the full content of this document
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Carnegie Exhibit Features 'Colossal' Dino-Skeletons
Diplodocus carnegii is back in Pittsburgh.
"This is, basically, the dinosaur that started it all for the museum," said Matt Lamanna, assistant curator fo...See the full content of this document
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