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KATHY AND TOM WANKEL

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WATCH: T. Rex gets new home at Smithsonian

April 16, 2014 - 11:54am

A nearly complete Tyrannosaurus Rex arrived in Washington for its new home at the Smithsonian dinosaur hall. Kathy and Tom Wankel first discovered a three-inch protrusion of the bone in 1988 that led to the dis...

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