'We need the best and brightest': Carthage College Institute of Paleontology faces funding shortfall that could result in the loss of treasured dinosaur fossils
Posted: May 26, 2024 6:33 AM CDT
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KENOSHA (CBS 58) -- Michael Schlesinger meets the team at Carthage College's Paleontology Department studying fossilized remains of a T-Rex excavated from Montana in 2022.
The team is planning another dig this summer all while a lack of funding threatens the future of their work.
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