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| Museum of Earth SciencesRabat, MOROCCO
 av Moulay-Chérif
 Rabat, Morocco
 07745-48
 Highlights: The museum's dinosaur specimens
include fossils of Cetiosaurus and Rebbachisaurus.
 
 National Museum of Niger
 Niamey, NIGER
 POB 248
 Niamey
 734321
 Highlights:The museum's prehistoric collection 
includes an Ouranosaurus skeleton.
 
 Southern Sahara Desert
 NIGER
 Period: Early Cretaceous
 Discoveries: Afrovenator, a Torvosauroid, a new 
sauropod and nondinosaurian vertebrates. Expedition
led by Paul C. Sereno of the University of Chicago (1994).
 
 Kenya National Museum
 Nairobi, KENYA
 
 Lake Malawi
 MALAWI
 Period: Early Cretaceous
 Discoveries: Malawisaurus, a new sauropod, and a new
species of crocodile were discovered in this region. 
Expedition led by Louis Jacobs of Southern Methodist 
University (1990)
 
 National Museum
 Blantyre, MALAWI
 Highlights: The museum features several dinosaur 
fossils excavated from the dinosaur beds of northern Malawi.
 
 Bernard Price Institute of Paleontology
 Johannesburg, SOUTH AFRICA
 University of Witwatersrand
 Johannesburg 2001
 Highlights: The Institute houses fossil remains of Fabrosaurus,
Lanasaurus, Massospondylus, and Melanorosaurus.
 
 South African Museum
 Cape Town, SOUTH AFRICA Government Av.
 POB 61
 Cape Town 8000
 (021) 423330
 Highlights: Fossil displays of Massospondylus, Melanorosaurus,
Heterodontosaurus, and a specimen believed to be that of Anchisaurus.
 
 National Museum of Zimbabwe
 Harare, ZIMBABWE
 Highlights: The museum's collection of dinosaur specimens includes
Massospondylus, Syntarus, and the early Jurassic Vulcanodon.
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