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Tag Archives: fossil
The scientific tourist #271 — Gargoyleosaurus
Coming to you from the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, it’s Gargoyleosaurus… Continue reading
The scientific tourist #265 — Saber-toothed cat
On display at the Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays, Kansas — it’s a saber-toothed cat… Continue reading
Posted in Biology, Sci / Tech Tourism
Tagged fossil, Kansas, paleontology, saber-toothed, sabre-toothed, skeleton, Sternberg Museum of Natural History
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The scientific tourist #262 — Diplocaulus
Another excellent fossil at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science — it’s Diplocaulus… Continue reading
The scientific tourist #261 — Carcharodontosaurus (with and without skin)
This week, you get two images of one subject on traveling display at the Sternberg Museum in Hays, Kansas — the skull of a Carcharodontosaurus… Continue reading
Posted in Biology, History, Sci / Tech Tourism
Tagged Africa, dinosaur, fossil, museum, paleontology
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The scientific tourist #260 — Gomphotherium phippsi
Brought to you from 13 million years back, courtesy of the Denver Museum of Nature and Science, it’s Gomphotherium phippsi… Continue reading
Posted in Biology, History, Sci / Tech Tourism
Tagged DMNS, fossil, Gomphotherium, Miocene, Nebraska
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The scientific tourist #246 — Mosasaur
Another excellent fossil, brought to you from the Sternberg Museum of Natural History in Hays, Kansas… Continue reading
The scientific tourist #239 — a trip through the Sternberg Museum of Natural History
Let’s say you were driving across Kansas on I-70. And let’s say you were bored out of your skull. But I repeat myself… Bottom line — should you ever find yourself in the middle of Kansas, you’d be well advised … Continue reading
The scientific tourist #215 — Eurypterus remipes
An interesting collection of fossils from Herkimer County, New York (but on display at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science)…
The scientific tourist #214 — Postosuchus kirkpatricki
Another fine specimen from the Petrified Forest National Park visitor’s center in Arizona…
The scientific tourist #213 — Placerias hesternus
An odd sort of critter, now on permanent display at the Petrified Forest National Park visitor’s center in Arizona…

