Dinosaur prints lead to crediting row

Article Abstract:

The newly discovered footprints of Croatian dinosaur have revealed the various tectonic movements accountable for the creation of the Balkans and have also raised several questions about the rights of paleontologists to prevent people from publishing about such things. On one side, there are people who believe that such publications are actually intellectual thefts, as they impose restrictions, where as there are people who support the article on the basis of their discoveries and hard work.

United Kingdom, Management dynamics, Public affairs, Practice, Discovery and exploration, Public opinion, Media coverage, Paleontologists, Mechanical properties, Scientific discoveries

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Elusive fossil could conceal answer to dinosaur debate

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Issues are presented concerning the discovery of a fossil of a psittacosaurid dinosaur in China which is being circulated among private European dealers. The importance of the specimen to scientists is discussed.

Fossils, Collections and collecting, Animal development

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Doubts grow over discovery of fossilized 'dinosaur heart'

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the claims made by researchers at the North Carolina State University of the discovery of a fossilized heart within a dinosaur which lived 66-million-years ago.

Physiological aspects

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