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• Colossal Prehistoric Tusks Found in Greece

  Published: July 27, 2007, 6:55 am

  Tags: Weird Science, Discovery, Elephant, Excavations, Fossils, Mastodon, Odd, Offbeat, Prehistoric, Remains, Science, Tusk, Tusks, Unusual, Woolly Mammoth

  colossal sized tusks of a prehistoric mastodon that roamed Europe more than 2 million years ago — which could be the largest of their kind ever found — have been unearthed by researchers in northern Greece. Photo University of Thessalonki. 2 massive tusks and bone remains from a mastodon are seen in the excavated sandpit at the

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• Raptor-like Bird Sightings - Thunderbird - Pteratorn - Monster or Myth

  Published: July 29, 2007, 6:30 am

  Tags: Offbeat News, Bird, Birds, Fable, Legend, Lore, Monster, Myth, Prehistoric, Pteratorn, Pteronadon, Thunderbird, Thunderbirds

  chance that a lot of large, prehistoric animals, if you will, remain undiscovered by modern science.” he said. Some witness sketches resemble prehistoric creatures, like the prehistoric pteronadon. But Gerhard theorizes it could be a creature slightly less extinct — a pteratorn. “These are the surviving ancestors of modern

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• Five feet in height Prehistoric equatorial Penguins

  Published: August 30, 2007, 5:26 am

  Tags: Penguin, Prehistoric Penguine

  prehistoric penguins? In Peru? It sounds more like something out of Hollywood than science, but a researcher from North Carolina State University along with U S., Peruvian and Argentine collaborators has shown that two heretofore undiscovered penguin species reached equatorial regions tens of millions of years earlier than expected and

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• Coral

  Published: September 15, 2007, 7:23 am

  Tags: Coral, Climate Change, Global Warming, Sea Creatures, Dinosaurs, Volcano, Extinction, Marine, Maritimes, Prehistoric, Endangered Species

  Two interesting stories appeared this week on coral. The fact they are endangered and that they have been discovered off the Canadian East Coast.Corals Added To IUCN Red List Of Threatened Species For First Time"There is a common misconception that marine species are not as vulnerable to extinction as land-based species," said Roger McManus, CI's

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• Sudbury And The Dinosaurs

  Published: September 15, 2007, 9:32 am

  Tags: Mining, Dinosaurs, Nickel, Asteroid, Prehistoric

  nickel, evolution, comet, prehistoric, 298_Baptistina, Canada, Sudbury,

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• The Tube Cape

  Published: September 26, 2007, 12:45 pm

  Tags: Funny, History, Photos, Ancient Civilizations, Flood, Prehistoric, Russian Countryside

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• Increased Bering Sea Ice explains prehistoric Fur Seal Rookeries

  Published: October 3, 2007, 6:00 am

  Tags: Fur Seal, Prehistoric Whale

  which appears to explain the prehistoric distribution of at least one North Pacific marine mammal.Although about 90% of all fur seals now give birth on the Pribilof Islands, from about 4,000 years ago until just before Europeans arrived, fur seals also maintained rookeries throughout the Aleutian Islands and along the west coast of North America

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• Walking with Prehistoric Beasts II - Whale Killer

  Published: October 9, 2007, 6:55 am

  Tags: Prehistoric Shark

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• Unique Gifts and D cor from the Museum Store

  Published: November 11, 2007, 11:15 am

  Tags: D Cor, Artifact, Fossils, Gifts, Museum Gifts, Aztec, Replicas, Historical, Art, Unique Gift, Shopping, Reproductions, Archaeology, Jewelry, Statues, Prehistoric, Ancient Egyptian, Art Deco, Mayan

  all time periods including Prehistoric Artifacts, Ancient Egyptian, Greek, Roman, Asian, Mayan, Aztec, as well as Medieval, European, Abbey, Art Deco, Retro, Western US, and much more. - Fixed Rate Shipping at the Museum Store CompanyInternational Orders are welcome.Check back often for the more current Sales and Specials. Gary All

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• Prehistoric women had passion for fashion

  Published: November 13, 2007, 8:58 am

  Tags: Europe, Ancient, Archaeologist, Arms, Beautifully, Biggest, Bracelets, Civilization, Culture, Dressed, Excavations, Fashion, Figurines, Forests, Furnace, Girls, Impress, Julka, Load, Melting, Metropolis, Mini, Mountains, Neolithic, Nestled, Passing, Passion, Plocnik, Prehistoric

  I can just see prehistoric women in mini skirts and hot pants..."PLOCNIK, Serbia (Reuters) - If the figurines found in an ancien read more

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• New archaeological findings suggest that ... [Sex (has Always) Sold]

  Published: November 13, 2007, 1:45 pm

  Tags: Kardashians, Mini Skirts, Prehistoric, Sex Has Always Sold

  New archaeological findings suggest that prehistoric women were as crazy about clothes as contemporary women. Yes, it seems that our foremothers had a passion for miniskirts, short tops, and lots of... [[ This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more! ]]

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• Dino In The Basement

  Published: November 19, 2007, 8:07 am

  Tags: Dinosaurs, Paleontology, Fossils, Dinosuar, Museum, Prehistoric

  Mike Taylor, paleontology, prehistoric, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Coelophysis, Xenoposeidon proneneukus, Gordon Edmund,

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• Hooversaurus

  Published: November 19, 2007, 7:30 am

  Tags: Dinosaurs, Paleontology, Fossils, Dinosuar, Museum, Prehistoric

  Prehistoric Bi-Plane More Dino News Prehistoric Happy Feet Creationism Is Not SciencePaleontologist Versus Paleo Conservatives

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• Cut-Grind or Grind-Cut? The Butter Battle Book of Prehistoric Mammals [Zooillogix]

  Published: November 29, 2007, 7:19 pm

  Tags: Prehistoric

  the discovery of a long dead prehistoric mammal with an interesting set of chompers. Although the teeth were very similar in form to other teeth found at the time, they actually were arranged in a "grind-cut" pattern instead of the more common "cut-grind" pattern! Upon realizing what they were looking at, some of the female researchers fainted

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• Fossil Details

  Published: April 10, 2008, 11:07 pm

  Tags: Prehistoric Life

  The past couple of days here have been miserable. Snow on and off all day yesterday, the value of today's highest wind gust (41) exceeded the value of the day's high temperature (35). Though I would have rather been out chasing birds on these final 2 days of my "break in service", I spent them playing Junior Invertebrate Paleontologist, instead.

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