Text reading "The Pre-History Channel Proudly Presents: Face-To-Fossil" over a colorful rectangular shape with concave sides.
Cartoon of a person holding a microphone and wearing a button-up, jeans, and lace-up shoes.

Hi, paleo pals, I'm Deena Soris.

My guest today is a fossil of a Protoceratops . This dashing dino was dug up in the Gobi Desert in Mongolia during the 1920s .

Paleontologists named this kind of dinosaur Protoceratops andrewsi (pro-toh-SER-uh-tops an-DROO-zee) in honor of the last name of the guy who led the expeditions that discovered him — Roy Chapman Andrews . Please slap your bony hands together for my very close fossil friend..."Proto Andy!"

PROTO ANDY: Thanks. It's great to see you again, Deena.

Cartoon of a Protoceratops fossil skeleton.
Block text reading "To The Interview" inside of a colorful rectangular shape with concave sides.
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Illustrations: Deena Soris and Proto Andy: Jim Steck