In China discovered the fossil remains of "Tyrant Zhucheng, a new species of carnivorous dinosaur, cousin of the famous Tyrannosaurus Rex." The so-called "magnus Zhuchengtyrannus" was found in the province of Shandong, eastern China by a group of researchers from University College Dublin, Ireland, led by Dr.
David Hone, publish the page "The World. is. " The bones found are only slightly smaller than the largest specimens known Tyrannosaurus Rex, according to Hone in the journal Cretaceous Research. " According to scientists, the new species was a "huge tyrannosaurid" which does exist between 99 and 65 million years in a giant theropod family that existed in the territories of North America and East Asia during the Late Cretaceous.
A year after pouring 780 million gallons of crude into the sea, the oil company British Petroleum (BP) recovered U.S. approval to reopen its oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. According to published newspaper "Financial Times" and "Sunday Times", BP is committed to change to give U.S.
authorities access at all times to its facilities and improve their emergency plans, failed in the explosion of the platform "Deepwater Horizon ". A BP spokesman declined to comment on information. Neither the U.S. authorities. However, U.S. President, Barack Obama, had already announced in the past to again allow digs deep into the Gulf of Mexico.
This is the largest oil company with holdings in oil concessions in the region, covering a total of 20 sites. 
David Hone, publish the page "The World. is. " The bones found are only slightly smaller than the largest specimens known Tyrannosaurus Rex, according to Hone in the journal Cretaceous Research. " According to scientists, the new species was a "huge tyrannosaurid" which does exist between 99 and 65 million years in a giant theropod family that existed in the territories of North America and East Asia during the Late Cretaceous.
A year after pouring 780 million gallons of crude into the sea, the oil company British Petroleum (BP) recovered U.S. approval to reopen its oil platforms in the Gulf of Mexico. According to published newspaper "Financial Times" and "Sunday Times", BP is committed to change to give U.S.
authorities access at all times to its facilities and improve their emergency plans, failed in the explosion of the platform "Deepwater Horizon ". A BP spokesman declined to comment on information. Neither the U.S. authorities. However, U.S. President, Barack Obama, had already announced in the past to again allow digs deep into the Gulf of Mexico.
This is the largest oil company with holdings in oil concessions in the region, covering a total of 20 sites.
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