Hokkaido archaeologist leads dinosaur fossil hunt

Hokkaido archaeologist leads dinosaur fossil hunt

SAPPORO, Japan - Yoshitsugu Kobayashi, an associate professor at the Hokkaido University Museum leading an excavation project for dinosaur fossils in Hokkaido Prefecture, northern Japan, poses in this undated photo at an excavation site in the town of Mukawa, southern Hokkaido.

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