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Encyclopedia > Wes Linster

Wes Linster was the discoverer of the first intact skeleton of Bambiraptor feinbergi, which is suggested to be the most convincing evolutionary link yet between dinosaurs and birds. He made this discovery near Glacier National Park in Montana in 1995, when he was only 14 years old.


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  • Article on the bambiraptor (http://www.geocities.com/CapeCanaveral/Galaxy/8152/bambiraptor.html)

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John Benjamin Sciarra - Book Signings, Book Clubs and Apperances (1268 words)
In fact, some scientists consider the bambiraptor the most bird-like creature ever discovered in the time period in which it lived (approximately 75 million years ago).
Wes Linster, in Glacier National Park in Montana, discovered the skeleton.
Wes was looking for dinosaur fossils with his parents when he discovered the 95 percent complete skeleton in 1995 when he was only 14 years old.
Wes Linster - Encyclopedia, History, Geography and Biography (118 words)
Wes Linster is known for discovering the first intact skeleton of "Bambiraptor" (Bambiraptor feinbergorum), which is suggested to be the most convincing evolutionary link yet between dinosaurs and birds.
He made this discovery near Glacier National Park in Montana in the early 1990s, while in his early teens.
Linster has six siblings and all are reputed to be expert fossil diggers.
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