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Pliosaur Progress: We’ve Been Busy!

By Graham Young | Published: March 17, 2016

As you may know if you look at this page occasionally, for the past couple of years we have been working with a beautiful fossil of a pliosaurid plesiosaur, which was collected by Wayne Buckley from western Manitoba. We are now at the stage of preparing a permanent exhibit of the fossil, which will be installed in the Earth History Gallery this summer. So we have been very busy in…

Posted in Geology & Paleontology | Also tagged Cretaceous, exhibit, fossils, paleontology, plesiosaur, skeleton | Comments closed

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