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Global Fossil Market’s Impact on Scientific Research

7 February 2026
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Global Fossil Market’s Impact on Scientific Research
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In a two-part special, 101 East investigates the booming multimillion-dollar dinosaur fossil trade, particularly highlighting Asia’s increasing interest from wealthy collectors. A record $44.6 million Stegosaurus skeleton was sold at a New York auction in 2024, fueling profits for fossil hunters and fostering educational bonds among Asian buyers. However, some academics criticize the commercial trade as unethical and detrimental to scientific research. The program delves into the complexities of this lucrative market.

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