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Friday, February 5, 2010

What colors are your dinosaur?

Julia Clarke, paleontologist

Julia Clarke, paleontologist

Julia Clarke, a paleontologist in the Jackson School of Geosciences, was a member of a team of researchers that, for the first time, filled in the colors of a dinosaur.

The research is reported in the Feb. 4, 2010 edition of Science. The Jackson School Web site has the story of Clarke’s role in the research.

Find links to articles about the research and depictions of the dinosaur, Anchiornis huxleyi, at the Jackson School site.

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By Tim Green
Published at 8:47 AM | Post a Comment

1 Comment to "What colors are your dinosaur?"

1.  UGG Boots says

I found this article useful in a paper I am writing at university. Hopefully, I get an A+ now!

Thanks

Bernice Franklin

UGG Boots

February 10, 2010

 

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