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nationalgeographic.com > newsletters > article > draw-t-rex-correctly-stones-bones

Can You Draw a T. Rex Correctly?

2+ day, 52+ min ago   (1673+ words) Over the last 25 years, a pair of professors have collected thousands of students' drawings trying to accurately depict a T. rex, but few get it right. Whether Barney, cheap plastic toys, or dinosaur chicken nuggets are to blame, here’s what most…...

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nationalgeographic.com > history > article > denisovans-forearm-bone-china

Researchers Discover Rare Denisovan Bones in a Cave in China

4+ day, 1+ hour ago   (432+ words) A trove of bones, teeth, and more than 1,300 stone tools unearthed at Bianfu Cave offers a detailed look at how these extinct, elusive ancient humans hunted and survived. Now, two international teams of scientists have announced the discovery of three…...

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The dinosaurs that went extinct... twice

4+ week, 1+ day ago   (1457+ words) Paleontologists are resurrecting a famous Egyptian fossil site after a World War II air raid obliterated its most spectacular dinosaur discoveries—and their findings reveal a world even deadlier than expected. Stones & Bones is back! I’m Nicholas St. Fleur, a…...