In the news: A new largest troodontid discovered; A new paper shows the history of Megalosaurus finds going back to the 1600s; A nearly complete hadrosaur found in Canada; A new documentary with T. rex sounds is filming; and a history of dinosaurs in roadside America

Dinosaur of the day Buitreraptor, a dromaeosaurid with many small teeth that lived in the Cretaceous in what is now Argentina.

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In the news: Chilesaurus may provide more evidence for the Ornithoscelida dinosaur classification, representing an early ornithischian after branching from theropoda; A new Canadian ankylosaur skull; New dinosaur tracks all over the world; earliest and latest stegosaur finds called into question; dinosaur sculptures, seizures, and events.

Dinosaur of the day Paralititan, a "tidal giant" titanosaur that lived in the Cretaceous in what is now Egypt.

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In the news: "The nodosaur" at the Royal Tyrrell Museum is now officially Borealopelta; "The titanosaur" at the American Museum of Natural History is now officially Patagotitan; An extremely thick dinosaur egg and a chicken sized dinosaur egg were both found; Saurian has been released on Steam Early Access, and we played it for the first time; New dinosaur fossil finds, books, comics, and other products

Dinosaur of the day Alxasaurus, one of the earliest known dinosaurs in the superfamily Therizinosauroidea.

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In the news: New cassowary-like dinosaur found in China; a helicopter ride helps rediscover the original Austrosaurus site; A group looking to test a space rover prototype find dinosaur fossils; New dinosaur events; clothes; and more

Dinosaur of the day Ohmdenosaurus, a questionable sauropod genus that lived in the Early Jurassic in what is now Germany.

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In the news: New ornithomimid discovered in southern Mongolia, Aepyornithomimus tugrikinensis; Two new studies look into how fast dinosaurs could (or couldn't) run; The first titanosaur with multiple pathologies (3 to be exact) was described; dinosaur emojis out on facebook and twitter; exhibits; limited edition collectibles; and more

Dinosaur of the day Liliensternus, a basal Neotheropod that lived in the Triassic in what is now Germany.

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Interview with Danny Barta, a PhD candidate in Comparative Biology at the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in New York City. We talk to him about "The Titanosaur" exhibit at AMNH and details about when it was found in Argentina.

In the news: Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom has wrapped; A new species of troodontid was identified in Alberta and named after Phillip Currie; Dinosaurs couldn't migrate far enough to justify cold blooded dinosaurs in Antarctica; Rapidly scanning fossils with a Microsoft Kinect; Lots of dinosaur exhibts, a new comic, game, and more

Dinosaur of the day Bahariasaurus, a giant Egyptian theropod that likely lived at the same time as Spinosaurus.

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In the news: A new titanosaur, Europatitan eastwoodi, named after Clint Eastwood was discovered in Spain; Charles Sternberg may have uncovered a new hadrosaur almost 100 years ago that is just now being realized; New dinosaur tracks in France, Switzerland, Cameroon, Gabon, and Texas; New paleoart, exhibits, videos, pictures, celebrations, clothes, a VR game, and more

Dinosaur of the day Antarctopelta, an ankylosaur from Antarctica.

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Interview with Dr. Victoria Arbour a NSERC Postdoctoral Fellow at the Royal Ontario Museum/University of Toronto, Canada and an ankylosaur expert. We discuss her latest (and greatest) ankylosaur discovery—Zuul. You can follow her on twitter @VictoriaArbour

In the news: A sauropod was discovered near Winton, Australia with possible gut contents; Sensory organs on spinosaurid snouts may not be definitive evidence of aquatic behavior; Nearly 200 new dinosaur prints including a possible running ornithischian found in Morrocco; Volcanoes at the Triassic-Jurassic boundary; More prints, events, exhibits, books, and more

Dinosaur of the day Olorotitan, the "Russian swan" of hadrosaurs

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Review of Michael Crichton's latest book Dragon Teeth which follows a fictionalized version of the bone wars in the wild west. Our review is full of spoilers, so you may want to read/listen to it before the episode by using the links below.

Also, dinosaur of the day Jobaria, a sauropod that lived in the Jurassic in what is now Niger, Africa.

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In the news: a 3D printed flexible  Australovenator foot was used to recreate footprints; a new troodontid from China Daliansaurus liaoningensis recovered from smugglers; Most of an early flying dinosaur was found encased in amber; Gregory Paul makes a case for rearing saurpods; and tons of new dinosaur exhibits, classes, games, and events coming up

Also, dinosaur of the day Siats, named after a predatory, man-eating monster in Ute Native American mythology

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