Brachychampsa montana, alligator skull Quetzalcoatlus Scientists are increasingly utilizing computerized

Scientists are increasingly utilizing computerized tomography scanning technology to create digital endocasts without damaging valuable specimens

not all pathological teeth are easy to identify

It is characterized by a skull that is wide at the back and narrow at the front

is from the Eocene-age Bridger Formation of Wyoming

Dickinsonia lived approximately 560 - 541 million years ago

Brachychampsa montana, alligator skull Quetzalcoatlus Scientists are increasingly utilizing computerizedThis is a great Alligator skull with some postcranial elements. We decided to cast the elements and skull In Situ. The original specimen was found in a block of mudstone and the pieces were a bit jumbled. The skull was mostly intact, which is rare. This is a great replica for anyone into the reptiles of the dinosaur age. There are some teeth still in the dentition also. All elements seen are directly cast from the original specimen; there has been no