Hadrosaurs challenge ideas on dinosaur extinction death
A Science report cites Arctic hadrosaurs on Alaska's North Slope surviving weeks of darkness and cold. Scientists, led by Elisabeth Brouwers and William Clemens, argue winter survival suggests some dinosaurs endured long polar nights, challenging the Alvarez asteroid theory and prompting debate on extinction dynamics.
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Walter and
Luis Alvarez
Alaska
Science
Elisabeth M. Brouwers
U.S. Geological Survey
Denver
Colville River
Beaufort Sea
Montana
Alberta
Brouwers
William Clemens
University of California- Berkeley
North Slope
Walter
Uc-Berkeley
Alvarezes
Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory
Richard Muller
Alvarez
Muller
Clemens
R.A. Spicer
Goldsmiths’ College
London
T.A. Ager
USS. Geological Survey
Reston
L.D. Carter
USGS
Anchorage
W.V. Sliter
Menlo Park
Calif
Hidden Sackler Gallery Opens Underground for Asian Art
In Washington the Smithsonian unveils a 73.2 million underground complex housing the Sackler Gallery and the National Museum of African Art. The 60 foot descent reveals three floors of art from 5000 years, including the Chu silk on loan. Architect Jean Paul Carlhian designed natural light shafts and a sunlit main concourse with water features.
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National Museum of African Art
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New York
Dillon Ripley
The
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Jean Paul Carihian
Boston
Carlhian
Hell
Carihian
Carthian
Richard Haas
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