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After dinosaur bones were discovered in a worked-out clay pit in Prince George’s County, the developer of an industrial park has donated 7.5 acres for a public dinosaur park.

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David K. Brezinski of the Maryland Geological Survey, received the John C. Frye Environmental Geology Award last month for a study that recognizes the relationships between certain types of bedrock and the development of cover-collapse sinkholes.