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Good Bones

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 After years running a dinosaur dig site nicknamed the Jurassic Mile in the Wyoming Badlands and collecting thousands of new specimens, The Children’s Museum was faced with a dilemma: What do we do with it all? The museum decided to close perhaps its most popular exhibit, Dinosphere, for several months while it added more than 7,000 square feet of

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