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Dinosaur week

After a two-year timeout for a $36 million expansion and upgrade, the dinosaur hall at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History reopened to droves of happy patrons.

The dinosaur hall is celebrating its 100th anniversary this year with some new giant skeletons and extreme makeovers for some of the old-time denizens. They're displayed in settings that represent the latest thinking about the large beasts' natural ecosystems.

Allosaurus fragilis and Apatosaurus louisae are there, as are the ever-popular Stegosaurus armatus and Protoceratops andrewsi. Everybody's favorite, Tyrannosaurus rex, will be there in phase two.

And not far from the Carnegie Museum, the Schenleyosaurus educatis -- or ...

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