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Diatryma gigantea Cast skeleton. Eocene (55 million years), South Elk Creek, Wyoming, USA. Collected 1916. American Museum of Natural History, New York, N.Y., USA. Photo ID: rmi20050624_184 Digital photo © Rune Midtgaard 2005 Home |
Lizard of the family Necrosauridae. Cast skeleton. Eocene (50 million years), Germany. This lizard is a structural link between the monitors and the legless and glass lizards. Photo ID: rmi20050709_205 Digital photo © Rune Midtgaard 2005 Home |
Smilodon fatalis Sabre-toothed Cat (extinct) North America. Natural History Museum, London, England. Photo ID: rmi20050315_080 Digital photo © Rune Midtgaard 2005 Home |
Sp. inc. Proceratopsian baby Late Cretacious (65-100 million years), Ukhaa Tolgod, Mongolia. This baby is perfectly preserved, suggesting that it was buried suddenly, before predators could disturb the body. American Museum of Natural History, New York, N.Y., USA. Photo ID: rmi20050624_178 Digital photo © Rune Midtgaard 2005 Home |