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The dire wolf of San Josecito Cave
Dr. Xiaoming Wang talks about the dire wolf (
Canis dirus
) skeleton on display in the Cenozoic Fossils Hall at the Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County.
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2008
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17 August - 24 August
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The dire wolf of San Josecito Cave
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10 August - 17 August
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Truth lies beneath the skin
Otters in the mist
Explorer's excerpts II: Andrews on desert bandits
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3 August - 10 August
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The Qaidam hyena cranium prepared
Growing fangs
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27 July - 3 August
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Once upon a time in México
The fossils danced
California, here's to thee...
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20 July - 27 July
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What you see is what you eat
The Qaidam hyena cranium discovered
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13 July - 20 July
(6)
2009 Inner Mongolia Expedition confirmed
Explorer's excerpts I: Andrews on fossil prospecti...
The bygone days of nomads and yurts
Notes from the field: 15 July 2007 [from archive]
The quest for the Qaidam hyena cranium
Notes from the field: 11 July 2007 [from archive]
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6 July - 13 July
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Notes from the field: 10 July 2007 [from archive]
Meet the paleontologist II: Gary Takeuchi
Meet the paleontologist I: Xiaoming Wang
Notes from the field: 9 July 2007 [from archive]
Notes from the field: 8 July 2007 [from archive]
Notes from the field: 7 July 2007 [from archive]
Notes from the field: 6 July 2007 [from archive]
Legacies of exploration in the Qaidam Basin
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29 June - 6 July
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Fossil hunting on the open terrain
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