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Chuck Landon: By any name, new conference looks rosy

Huntington Herald Dispatch - Feb 19, 2012
Apparently, he believes this conference, which is projected to include 18-24 schools, will be as bulky as a Brontosaurus. Either that or he thinks the new league office will be located in the La Brea Tar Pits. The Big Nowhere. That less than flattering ...

'Dinosaurs: Dead or Alive?' invades Brevard Zoo

Florida Today - Feb 17, 2012
Apatosaurus: He used to be called the Brontosaurus. He's an extremely large and long dinosaur with a long neck and a very small brain. His tail was his method of defense. Dilophosaurus: The “spitter” dinosaur, you may have seen him in the “Jurassic ...

How the capital learnt to party: Well-researched study examines the social ...

Daily Mail - Feb 12, 2012
By Sourish Bhattacharya It takes a keen eye for the unusual to rescue New Delhi's beating heart from the mounds of mouldy files and layers of stuffy conventions that govern the life of that brontosaurus named the Government of India.

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Brontosaurus books

Lulu and the Brontosaurus )

by: Judith Viorst
I’m gonna, I’m gonna, I’m gonna, gonna, get ?a bronto-bronto-bronto-brontosaurus for a pet!

Lulu always gets what she wants. Until now. When she asks for a pet brontosaurus as her birthday present, for the first time ever her parents say “No!” and no amount of fit-throwing can change their minds. Taking matters into her own hands, Lulu storms off into the forest. After a few fierce encounters with meddlesome creatures, she finally finds him—a beautiful, long-necked, graceful brontosaurus.
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The Dinosaur Coloring Book

by: Anthony Rao
Forty-five drawings, superbly rendered for coloring, of Archaeopteryx, Stegosaurus, Archelon, Tyrannosaurus — largest and fiercest carnivore ever to walk the earth — Pteranodon, Oviraptor, Triceratops, Gorgosaurus, Plateosaurus, Styracosaurus, Tylosaurus, Dimetrodon, Brontosaurus, and more. In all, 32 dinosaurs, 6 non-dinosaurian archosaurs, 1 fossil bird, and 1 ancient sea turtle.
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Rats on the Roof

by: James Marshall
An illustrated collection of seven stories about various animals, including a frog with magnificent legs, a hungry brontosaurus, and a mouse who gets married.
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Bully for Brontosaurus: Reflections in Natural History

by: Stephen Jay Gould

"Provocative and delightfully discursive essays on natural history. . . . Gould is the Stan Musial of essay writing. He can work himself into a corkscrew of ideas and improbable allusions paragraph after paragraph and then, uncoiling, hit it with such power that his fans know they are experiencing the game of essay writing at its best."--John Noble Wilford, New York Times Book Review

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Brontosaurus videos

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The Move - Brontosaurus

Another performance by The Move featuring Jeff Lynne and Roy Wood.

 

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Brontosaurus Stomp Slideshow

Brontosaures Stomp br The Piltdown Men. In 1960 it reached the position of 78 on the top 100 that year.

 

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Brontosaurus - The Move

Brontosaurus by British band The Move, from April 1970. Radio edit.

 

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Monty Python - Theory on Brontosauruses by Anne Elk (Miss).

Anne Elk (John Cleese) talks about her new theory on the brontosaurus

 

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The Piltdown Men - Brontosaurus Stomp

The instrumental group The Piltdown Men was Ed Cobb and Lincoln Mayorga. Both were involved with the group The Four Preps. In 1960 they recorded the old nursery rhyme `Old MacDonald`and for the flip "Brontosaurus Stomp". "Brontosaurus Stomp" made it to # 75 on the Billboard charts, helped by the new cartoon series called the Flintstones .In the UK, "McDonald's Cave" was the A-side, and peaked at # 14. The follow-up was an ambitious choice : Rossini's "William Tell Overture" became the source for "Piltdown Rides Again" and in the UK it peaked at # 14 (again). The third single coupled a Henry Mancini composition, "The Great Impostor" with "Goodnight Mrs. Flintstone". EMI in the UK chose the latter as the A-side and by March 1961, the record reached # 18