Acknowledgements

The Dinosaur Egg and Embryo Project, which is featured in this Exhibition, owes a great debt of gratitude to the following: Paul Barrett, Sedgwick Museum, Cambridge; Richard Cole, Physics Dept, Leicester; Erika Hegelburg, Biological Anthropology Dept, Cambridge; Ed Jarzembowski, Maidstone Museum; Mike Lee, Zoology Dept, Cambridge; Graham Legge, Booth Museum, Brighton; John Martin, Leicestershire Museums Service; Konstantin Mikhailov, Palaeontological Institute, Moscow; John Ockleford, Medical School, Leicester; Dale Russell, Raleigh, North Carolina; Phil Small, X-Ray Dept, Queen's Medical Centre, Nottingham; and last, but not least, the staff of the University Museum of Zoology, Cambridge, namely Yvonne Barnett, Ann Charlton, Monica Elsey and Ray Symonds.

Text written by Simon Cohen, Arthur Cruickshank, Ken Joysey, Terry Manning and Paul Upchurch. "Webified" by Ty Naus of the Big Horn Basin Geological Research and Education Foundation.

© 1995 the authors

Published by Rock Art, 4 Gipsy Lane, Leicester LE4 6RB, UK All the photographs were taken by Terry Manning, except plates 1 and 2 which were taken by Ray Symonds. Designed by Edward Moody Design Limited, Leicester (01162448494). Printed by devoyle Litho, Leicester All rights reserved.

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• Acknowledgements
• Introduction
• Dinosaurs - Reptile and Bird Eggs
• Dinosaur Eggs and the Embryonic bones within the Eggs
• Extraction of the embryos
• What is so outstanding about this particular find?
• Preservation of soft tissues
• Pond-tortoise embryos
• Scavengers
• Moldy eggs?
• Dinosaur classification

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