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December 27, 2002
After Hours: Chinese dinosaurs visit the Northwest
Courtesy of the Royal BC Museum This Courtesy of the Royal BC Museumwill be on display at the Royal BC Museum in Victoria this spring. The predatory dinosaur could run up to 40 mph to catch its prey. |
VICTORIA, B.C. -- Here's your chance to see some of China's most exotic dinosaur fossils, including the longest-necked creature to ever live -- the 70-foot-long Mamenchisaurus.
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