2010 has been a good year for dinosaurs. Numerous new species have been named,
long-awaited conference proceedings have been published, new techniques for
studying the past have been devised, and scientists finally allowed us to
answer one of the most confounding questions in dinosaur science. There was so
much new dinosaur science that it was impossible to cover it all here (in
fact, an accepted manuscript describing a new, giant horned dinosaur from New
Mexico called Titanoceratops was just made available while this post was being
prepared), but here is a breakdown of the top discoveries discussed here at
Dinosaur Tracking over the past 12 months.
http://blogs.smithsonianmag.com/dinosaur/2010/12/30/the-top-dinosaur-discoveries-of-2010/
Coolness.
Peace,
Katherine
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