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Suncor Nodosaur: the mona lisa of dinosaurs
Nodosauridae are ankylosaurian dinosaurs. They were about 18 feet long, weighed close to 3000 pounds, and existing about 110 million years ago. In 2011, one was found at the Suncor Millennium Mine in Alberta. It is the best preserved remains … Continue reading
Posted in Animals, Antiquities, Countries, Science
Tagged Canada, dinosaurs, fossils, mummies, nodosauridae, Suncor nodosaur
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