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Big John, worlds largest Triceratops fossil, to go under the hammer at Paris auction house – Firstpost
The bones of the 66 million year old dinosaur, described as ‘miracle of nature and work of art’, is expected to be sold for an…
The bones of the 66 million year old dinosaur, described as miracle of nature and work of art, is expected to be sold for an estimated $1.8 million on 21 October
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