9 | Excavating Cryolophosaurus Bones: Part 1

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Antarctic Dinosaurs
Transantarctic Mountains
Submitted by Peter Makovicky on Thu, 01/20/2011 - 14:25

Paleontologist Pete Makovicky examines his team’s amazing new finds—the articulated tail, backbone, hips, and leg bones of a Cryolophosoaurus, a large, crested, meat-eating dinosaur that once thrived in Antarctica. This is the ninth in a series of video reports documenting the team’s daily life and fieldwork during their expedition to Antarctica. 

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