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Disputed Tyrannosaur skeleton will soon be returned to Mongolia from US

The 70-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton, discovered in Mongolia, will soon be returned by the US to its home country.
Tyrannosaur allegedly smuggled to US to be returned to Mongolia (+video)

Paleontologists and Mongolian officials have maintained that the skeleton, which belongs to a type of tyrannosaur called a Tarbosaurus bataar, was taken illegally from their country.

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Topic: Tsakhiagiin Elbegdorj

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Disputed Tyrannosaur skeleton will soon be returned to Mongolia from US

Tyrannosaur allegedly smuggled to US to be returned to Mongolia (+video)

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