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  • The last one's called Masiakasaurus, cool because it comes from Madagascar, cooler still because its full name is Masiakasaurus knopfleri, as in Mark Knopfler from Dire Straits.

    GeekLikeMe.net 2009

  • So you won't see a Masiakasaurus out of me, but you might get a Carnotaurus.

    Life's Time Capsule: Member Profile: Zachary Miller Zach 2009

  • So you won't see a Masiakasaurus out of me, but you might get a Carnotaurus.

    Archive 2009-03-01 Prehistoric Insanity 2009

  • Utah Museum of Natural History paleontologist Scott Sampson, on why his team named a dinosaur Masiakasaurus knopfleri in honor of Dire Straits 'guitarist Mark Knopfler

    Perspectives 2007

  • Masiakasaurus knopfleri: Masiakasaurus knopfleri is named after Mark Knofler, the lead singer of the band Dire Straits because it seemed that, when his music was played, more bones of Masiakasaurus were uncovered.

    Newswise: Latest News 2010

  • Strangely, the skull of Masiakasaurus had teeth in the front of its jaws that project directly forward, an adaptation for stabbing prey.

    Newswise: Latest News 2010

  • With its compact body, long neck, and long arms, Masiakasaurus resembled the well-known dinosaurian carnivore Velociraptor, of Jurassic Park fame.

    Newswise: Latest News 2010

  • Masiakasaurus knopfleri: Masiakasaurus knopfleri is named after Mark Knofler, the lead singer of the band Dire Straits because it seemed that, when his music was played, more bones of Masiakasaurus were uncovered.

    Newswise: Latest News 2010

  • With its compact body, long neck, and long arms, Masiakasaurus resembled the well-known dinosaurian carnivore Velociraptor, of Jurassic Park fame.

    Newswise: Latest News 2010

  • Strangely, the skull of Masiakasaurus had teeth in the front of its jaws that project directly forward, an adaptation for stabbing prey.

    Newswise: Latest News 2010

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