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We're working with some great promotional partners on T-REX. Follow the links below and check out some of the neat things that are happening.

Encyclop¾dia Britannica
 Encyclopaedia Britannica has created Discovering Dinosaurs, an online expedition into the legacy of dinosaurs and their modern human hunters. The site asks not just "What are dinosaurs?" but also "How do we know what they are?" Our image of dinosaurs has evolved over the past 150 years since paleontologists first discovered them. Where we once saw clumsy, tail-dragging lizards, we now see agile, social animals that are related to birds. And despite 65 million years of extinction, dinosaurs continue to change in our imagination as science and technology marches on. Discovering Dinosaurs is a thoughtful look at the major themes of dinosaur study, richly illustrated with inventive animations and historical photos. Interested? Visit the site or buy the CD now!

 

 

Here are some cool links to check out in case you wish to learn more about dinosaurs.
Links A virtual tour of the museum, plus information about programs and research.
Links Dinosaur Provincal Park, Alberta, Canada site with information on dinosaurs and the Badlands.
"T-REX: Back to the Cretaceous" was filmed in the Badlands section of the park.
Links Jeff's Journal of Dinosaur Paleontology (research, latest techniques and more); the DOL Dinosaur Omnipedia (an on-line dino encyclopedia).
Links The Dinosaur News Network and Dino Feature Stories (dinosaur discoveries from the past 2 years), recent dinosaur books and references.
Links Top 10 misconceptions about dinosaurs.
Links Information to accompany Discovery's "The Ultimate T-Rex".
Links Dinosaurs dinosaurs and more dinosaurs! Dinosaur art, a dinosaur dictionary, dinosaur contests, dinosaur news, dinosaur digs, dinosaur scientists, dinosaur books, dinosaur links, The Lost World Jurassic Park Traveling Exhibit and all manner of cool dinosaur stuff... if it's dinosaurs you want, Dino Don's got 'em! "Dino" Don Lessem is a world-renowned dinosaur expert and writer. He has written on dinosaurs and other scientific subjects or numerous newspapers and magazines, including The Boston Globe, The New York Times, Smithsonian and Omni.