165-million-year-old skull endures delicate moments at new home
Photo by Dean Humphrey—Paleontology experts John Foster and ReBecca Hunt-Foster unload a skull of a jumbo triceratops Monday at the Dinosaur Journey museum in Fruita, which acquired the skull from Brigham Young University.
Dean Humphrey
Photo by Dean Humphrey—Paleontology experts John Foster and ReBecca Hunt-Foster unload a skull of a jumbo triceratops Monday at the Dinosaur Journey museum in Fruita, which acquired the skull from Brigham Young University.
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Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Turning over the 165-million-year-old skull of a jumbo triceratops encased upside down in plaster is a task of, well, dinosaurian proportions.
Dinosaur Journey paleontologists, assisted by…
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