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Date: 2011-07-27 10:52:08
Biology
Evolutionary biology
Ornithology
Jurassic dinosaurs
Prehistoric birds
Origin of birds
Troodontidae
Avialae
Paraves
Coelurosaurs
Transitional fossils
Dinosaurs

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