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Gallery: Dinosaur Skeletons

Dinosaur Skeletons

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Fossil and reconstructed dinosaur skeletons.

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Ron Schott
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February 21, 2012
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  1. Stegosaurus ungulatus skeleton composited mostly from two skeletons collected at the Carnegie Quarry (Dinosaur National Monument).

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  2. Juvenile skeleton of Camarasaurus lentus collected at the Carnegie Quarry (Dinosaur National Monument).

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  3. Dryosaurus altus skeleton being pursued by Ceratosaurus nasicornis.

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  4. Type Tyrannosaurus rex (left) and Peck's rex (right) battle over an Edmontosaurus annectens partial skeleton

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  5. Pterosaur view of Dinosaurs in Their Time Jurassic sauropods.

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  6. Carnegie Museum of Natural History (Matt Lamanna's territory), my 2nd gigapan tryout during the CREATE Lab's Fine Outreach for Science Workshop, May 2009

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  7. Mounted skeletons of Tyrannosaurus rex in the Hell Creek diorama of the Dinosaurs in Their Time exhibit at Carnegie Museum of Natural History (CM). Skeleton facing camera is original fossil of holotypic specimen of T. rex, CM 9380, described by Henry Fairfield Osborn of the American Museum of Natural History (AMNH) in ...

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  9. This is a wonderful dinosaur exhibit outside at the north west corner of the Chicago Field Museum of Natural History. The people show the relative size. www.fieldmuseum.org Will open in a new tab or window en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brachiosaurus

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  10. Come face to face with Sue, the largest, most complete and best-preserved T. rex specimen in the world. Notice each of Sue’s bones resting in its own hand-forged metal bracket - for scientists’ easy removal during research. The Kenyan bull elephants have been standing in fighting pose here since 1921. Each N...

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