William Nothdurft,Josh Smith
In 1911, Dr. Ernst Stromer led an expedition to Egyptâ€™s Bahariya Oasis in the Sahara and discovered four new species of dinosaurs, including the ,Tyrannosaurus rex,â€“size predator ,Spinosaurus,. But tragically, all his work was incinerated in 1944 during the Allied bombing of Munich.,In 1999, Josh Smith, then a graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania, took his brilliant, precocious team to Egypt under the direction of world-renowned paleontologist Dr. Peter Dodson and blundered onto an archaeological site that yielded awe-inspiring results: all of Dr. Stromerâ€™s early findings, and also an entirely new genus of dinosaur, Paralititan stromeri, one of the largest creatures ever to inhabit the planet.
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The Lost Dinosaurs of Egypt