Live Google Hangout with Dino Discoverers
At approximately 2pm today, I’m hosting a live interview with Lindsay Zanno and Pete Makovicky, two paleontologist who just published their remarkable new dinosaur discovery – of one of the largest predatory dinosaurs ever found in North America.
By Brian Malow
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At approximately 2pm today, I'm hosting a live interview with Lindsay Zanno and Pete Makovicky, two paleontologists who just published their remarkable new dinosaur discovery - of one of the largest predatory dinosaurs ever found in North America.
If all goes according to plan, the live Google Hangout should be embedded right here - but may not be visible until 2pm or so. You may need to reload the page - I'm really not sure! This is an experiment:
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