Sunday Conversation with Paleontologist
Some have called Paul Sereno a real-life Indiana Jones .
The University of Chicago paleontologist and National Geographic explorer-in-residence meticulously pieces together dinosaur bones from places few would ever venture, using his artist's eye and understanding of anatomy to re-create species that were alive about 180 million years ago.
The Sahara desert has been the site of some of his best-known fin...
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