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Herd of triceratops exhibition heading to Auckland Museum
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Herd of triceratops exhibition heading to Auckland Museum

An exhibition of the world's only known triceratops herd could attract big crowds, according to Auckland Museum, which expects more than 100,000 people to visit March of the Triceratops.

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An exhibition of the world's only known triceratops herd could attract big crowds, according to Auckland Museum, which expects more than 100,000 people to visit March of the Triceratops.

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