Faith Middleton Show: Window Into The Jurassic World
Conversation with two Connecticut dinosaur experts.
Published: Nov 16, 2010
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A six-inch Redfieldius fish found near North Guilford.
Photo:Jonathan McNicol
A six-inch negative theropod track found near Cromwell.
Photo:Jonathan McNicol
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Faith Middleton Show: Window Into The Jurassic World
Get the kids ready; grown-ups too, because we're about to tell you why Connecticut is Dinosaur Capitol of the Universe. That's a little over the top, I'll admit, but what I'm about to tell you is exciting because it involves dinosaur tracks, dinosaur skeletons, and even a chance to sleep with the dinosaurs at Yale's Peabody Museum.
Jacques Gauthier, curator of all things dinosaur at the Peabody Museum in New Haven, is hosting a Dino-Snore at the Peabody, November 20–21.
We have more dinosaur fun. Nicholas McDonald is here from Westminster School in Simsbury, CT, with his book, Window Into the Jurassic World.
Window Into the Jurassic World
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