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Triceratops TV
Go behind the scenes with Museums Victoria’s palaeontology team and learn all about the Triceratops’ 67-million-year journey.
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Triceratops TV
Follow the 67-million-year journey of Melbourne Museum's Triceratops.
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Meet the Triceratops
Museums Victoria palaeontologist Erich Fitzgerald travels to Canada to inspect a very special acquisition.
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67 million years in the making
Vertebrate palaeontologist Tim Ziegler looks at the origins of the Triceratops fossil.
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Anatomy of an icon
Why did Triceratops go extinct? What made it vulnerable?
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Piecing the puzzle together
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Chipping away at the past
Experts uncover the Triceratops from the sedimentary rock it has been encased in for millennia.
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Triceratops: How did it move?
What can we learn about how a dinosaur looked or moved from examining its skeleton?
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Love at first sight
Our palaeontologists recall their earliest dinosaur encounters.
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What's in a name?
How do scientists classify something that vanished from the earth millions of years ago?
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From the Cretaceous to Carlton
Palaeontologist Tim Ziegler discusses how the Triceratops was transported halfway across the world.
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Triceratops: Drawing on the past
How do Palaeoartists illustrate long lost animals and landscapes?
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Triceratops: Building a Giant
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Triceratops: Dino experts review the Jurassic Park series
How realistic are the dinosaurs in Jurassic Park?
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Triceratops: A new home
Horridus the Triceratops has made it from Montana to Melbourne, and is now on display.
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