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Scientists
at the NC Museum of Natural Sciences and NC State University talk about
the discovery of the first dinosaur with a fossilized heart. RealVideo:
1 min: 37 sec.
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Dr. Dale Russell: amazing surprise in the geologic record. 14 sec. PLAY
Dr. Dale Russell: preservation of a soft tissue organ was unpredictable. 13 sec. PLAY
Dr. Dale Russell: the discovery compels the belief that dinosaurs were warm-blooded. 15 sec. PLAY
Paul Fisher: identifying the organ as a heart came quickly with the help of high-tech imaging equipment. 9 sec. PLAY
Dr. Michael Stoskopf: after the discovery, scientists may think differently about the evolution of dinosaurs. 7 sec. PLAY
Additional images are available within the main Media Kit page.
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Mike Hammer next to Willo's skull in situ,
Hell Creek Formation, South Dakota
Photo courtesy of Mike Hammer
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image - 452k
False color 3-D image of heart and upper chest
3-D imaging
by Paul Fisher, NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine Biomedical Imaging
Resource Facility.
CT data courtesy
of Ashland Community Hospital.
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3-D reconstruction of Willo's thorax
3-D imaging
by Paul Fisher, NCSU College of Veterinary Medicine Biomedical Imaging
Resource Facility.
CT data courtesy
of Ashland Community Hospital.
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Artist's rendition
of Willo in the flesh
Ed Heck, AMNH
