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University of Calgary / University Drive NW / Black Hills Institute of Geological Research / University of Alberta / Canadian Museum of Nature / Royal Ontario Museum / Burpee Museum of Natural History / American Museum of Natural History / Field Museum of Natural History / Natural History Museum / /
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cross product / magnetic resonance imaging / muscular energy / dot product / food / /
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CW405 Biological Sciences Centre / Paleontological Society / University of Calgary / Department of Biological Sciences / University of Alberta / Black Hills Institute of Geological Research / /
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T. rex head / Carpenter / large head / Illustrator / /
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Paleobiology, 33(4), 2007, pp. 610–638 Craniocervical feeding dynamics of Tyrannosaurus rex