[DittoJed2]

Here is a link interviewing the sculptor that found the bones. It has a lot of other stuff in the interview that isn't relevant. Just the first few paragraphs describe the find.

Another article on T. Rex blood cells found which also mentions unfossilized bonehttp://www.answersingenesis.org/docs/4232cen_s1997.asp Also, an evolutionist's rebuttal with AIGs rebuttal to the evolutionist regarding the T Rex bloodcell find http://www.answersingenesis.org/docs2002/0325RBCs.asp

[Junior]

Thank you. Unfortunately, none of your sources appears to be corroborated via peer review, and one of them is anecdotal at that. I vaguely remember the hoopla surrounding the idea of unfossilized material deep within the T-Rex bone; I also remember when it was announced the material was most likely external contamination as it more readily resembled fungus rather than vertebrate remains.

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Roland Gangloff's been there since 1987 and he's not seeing what the sculptor is seeing.

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