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New dinosaur with heart-shaped tail offers clues to evolution of Africa's ecosystems
Reconstruction of a pair of M. moyowamkia in a rainstorm in Tanzania during the Cretaceous Period.
Credit: Mark Witton
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A view along the river in Tanzania where scientists have conducted research since 2002.
Credit: Patrick O'Connor
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The field team excavates the first major quarry platform on the cliff where the fossil was found.
Credit: Anna Jerve
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Climbing ropes were essential components of the field seasons in which the fossil was collected.
Credit: Patrick O'Connor
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Fossils are carefully excavated and covered before encasement in protective plaster jackets.
Credit: Patrick O'Connor
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Ohio University researcher Tobin Hieronymus excavates part of the dinosaur skeleton.
Credit: Patrick O'Connor
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