In the hunt for dinosaurs, only a small number of species have been unearthed. Many answers remain buried, awaiting discovery, which is why dinosaur paleontology today is such a thriving field. Dinosaur paleontologist Matthew Carrano not only works with real dinosaur bones every day, but he contributes to the centuries-old process of furthering scientific understanding. To Carrano, it’s always exciting to uncover a new dinosaur fossil and be the first person in the history of the universe to see and touch it.
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Type Journal ArticlePub Date 11/1/2006Stock # tst06_073_08_70Volume 073Issue 08