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 ''The Dino Database ([http://www.dinodatabase.com/dinowhre.asp]) has a list of museums in the United States that display dinosaurs. Although not necessarily a complete list, this provides a good start to find dinosaur fossils in your area. You may also consider contacting nearby universities, if there are no museums in your area.''
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 ''The Dino Database ([http://www.dinodatabase.com/dinowhre.asp]) has a list of museums in the United States that display dinosaurs. Although not necessarily a complete list, this provides a good start to find dinosaur fossils in your area. You may also consider contacting nearby universities, if there are no museums in your area.''
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 Dinosaurs are in general divided into two groups, the Ornithischians (“Bird-Hipped” dinosaurs), and the Saurischians (“Lizard-Hipped” dinosaurs). These groups are distinguished primarily by the differences in the arrangement of their pelvic bones.
 Each of these groups are further sub-divided based on otehr common characteristics. The Saurischians are divided into the Theropods (“Beast-Footed” Dinosaurs) such as Tyrannosaurus Rex and Deinonychus, which were primarily bipedal carnivores, and the Sauropodomorphs (“Lizard-Foot Form” Dinosaurs), which were primarily bipedal and quadrupedal herbivores. The Sauropodomorphs are further subdivided into the primarily bipedal Prosauropods and their much larger and well known cousins the Sauropods, which include the largest of the land animals, such as Diplodocus, Seismosaurus and Apatasaurus.
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 Dinosaurs are properly those animals included in the Superorder Dinosauria, a group of terrestrial reptiles characterized by their stance, by stronger ankle and knee joints, and by antorbital and mandibular fenestrae. Marine and flying reptiles come from different lines of reptiles.
 The flying reptiles (in the Order Pterosaurs, or “Winged Lizards”)
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 Ceratopsians (Marginocephalians) were primarily quadrapedal ornithischians, characterized by a bony frill at the back of the head, and often horns on the face.
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-The Biblical Flood found in Genesis would explain how many dinosaurs could be quickly killed and buried to be preserved as fossils. If an animal dies and is not buried quickly under extreme conditions it does not usually fossilize. Even evolution believing scientists agree that dinosaurs were killed off in a global catastrophe.  The big debate is when the catastrophe occurred.
+The Biblical Flood found in Genesis would explain how many dinosaurs could be quickly killed and buried to be preserved as fossils. If an animal dies and is not buried quickly under extreme conditions it does not usually fossilize. Even evolution believing scientists agree that dinosaurs were killed off in a global catastrophe. The big debate is when the catastrophe occurred.
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 We provide some examples but searching natural history museum websites will yield good information as will searching Wikipedia. Be careful with the scientific estimations of the age of specimans which do not match God's Word. This should be discussed with Pathfinders studying dinosaurs.
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