Dinosaurs Collection (#9)

Dinosaurs, Styracosaurus
Dinosaurs. Styracosaurus, smaller than Triceratops. Reconstructed models

Children playing on a Dinosaur Model
Children play on a model of a dinosaur at the Museum of Natural History, Washington DC. Date: 1987

Jurassic L scape
A landscape during the Jurassic era, when dinosaurs abound, but man has still to make his debut Date: 208-146 million BC

Dinosaurs, Triceratops
Dinosaurs. Triceratops, three-horned dinosaurs protected by a bony neck-frill. Reconstructed models

A new Wealden dragon - remains of an extinct animal
Remains of an extinct animal found in the Isle of Wight. Engraving from the Illustrated London News showing a selection of dinosaur bones discovered in the Isle of Wight by the Rev. W. Fox

Title page with vignettes of dinosaurs, skeletons, and fossils.. Chromolithograph from Dr. Fr. Rolles Geology and Paleontology section in Gotthilf Heinrich von Schuberts Natural History, Schreiber

DINOSAUR Skeleton - Monolophosaurus. China

DINOSAUR Skeleton - Argentinosaurus vertibrae, Sauropod Dinosaur. South America, Argentina

DINOSAUR Skeleton - Sinosauropleryx. China. A small dinosaur covered in primitive shaggy feathers

Dinosaur Skeletons
Film star ANITA PAGE among some dinosaur skeletons! Date: early 1930s

Pteranodon, side view

Giant green dinosaur standing next to minibus full of passengers bending its neck back to peer at the vehicle, side view

Protoceratops, dinosaur with forelimbs shorter than hind legs, beak, large ears

Two Barosaurs eating plants, front view

Allosaurus, bipedal carnivorous dinosaur

Dinosaurs in natural habitat

Dinosaurs, Eoraptor and skeletons

Diplodocus, herd of dinosaurs

Deinonychus antirrhopus, large group violently attacking larger dinosaur

Dinosaurs and birds on swampy landscape

Vultures, buzzard and wild animals feeding on carcasses

Prehistoric Animals of the Lias Group (etching)
KW421825 Prehistoric Animals of the Lias Group (etching) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

Jurassic Landscape (engraving)
KW268344 Jurassic Landscape (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; Ken Welsh; English, out of copyright

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Dinosaur excavation - Tyrannosaurus rex dig Date:

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Dinosaur Dig - wooden frame & jacket being attached to protect Tyrannosaurus Rex bone. Date:

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PREHISTORIC - Brontosaurus / Apatosaurus Trackways Date:

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Dinosaur - excavating Allosaurus tibia. Morrison Formation, Jurassic. Date:

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Dinosaurs - Theropods Date:

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DINOSAURS - Excavation, Morrison formation. Supersaurus was found at this site. Date:

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Diplodocus - ecavating tail bones, Morrison formation, Jurassic. Date:

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Dinosaur trackways - Chile Date:

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Dinosaur - Skull of Tyrannosaurus rex, with boy Date:

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Paleontologist J. Lynett Gillette - working on Triassic Dinosaur Coelophysis Date:

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Dinosaur Dig - wooden frame & jacket being attached to protect Tyrannosaurus Rex pelvis bone. Date:

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PREHISTORIC - Sauropod - Bones in Jurassic sediments Date:

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Dinosaurs - Theropods Date:

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DINOSAUR - Excavating a Hadrosaur skeleton fossil. Date:

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Dinosaur excavation Date:

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Dinosaur trackways - Chile Date:

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Robert Bakker, - posing near a femur of Apatosaurus (brontosaur). The bone is protected by a plaster jacket. Date:

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Dinosaurs: Coelophysis, a small Theropod (carnivorous dinosaur) of the Late Triassic (Coelophysis bauri) Date:

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DINOSAUR EXCAVATION - Excavating a Hadrosaur Skeleton. Date:

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Eubrontes tracks from Dilophosaurus like dinosaur (the silicate mineral jasper has replaced the calcium carbonate, the foot crushed mud that spurted all around) Paleontological Site, Jonhson Farm

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Eubrontes tracks from Dilophosaurus like dinosaur (the silicate mineral jasper has replaced the calcium carbonate) Paleontological Site, Jonhson Farm, Utah, St Georges, USA. Date:

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Dinosaur excavation Date:

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Dinosaur - Dinosaur paleontologist Dr Robert Bakker, - posing near a femur of Apatosaurus (brontosaur). The bone is protected by a plaster jacket. Date:

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Dinosaur paleontologist Dr. Jim Kirkland Date:

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Step back in time and explore the fascinating world of dinosaurs. 🦖🌿 In 1854, Baxter introduced us to the breathtaking Crystal Palace Dinosaurs. These lifelike models transported us to an era long gone, where giant creatures roamed the Earth. Among them, we witness a captivating scene of Tyrannosaurus rex dinosaurs mating - a glimpse into their ancient rituals and behaviors. It's truly awe-inspiring to imagine these colossal beings ruling over our planet. "The Last Days of the Dinosaurs - Time of Great Change" reminds us that even these mighty creatures faced challenges and eventually met their demise. Their extinction marked a turning point in Earth's history, paving the way for new life forms to emerge. The majestic Triceratops stands tall among its prehistoric peers. With its distinctive three-horned face and sturdy build, it was undoubtedly one of nature's most formidable creations. Don't forget to visit the Natural History Shop before you leave. Take home a piece of this incredible journey with you – fossils or dinosaur-themed souvenirs will keep your memories alive forever. Marvel at the intricately detailed Crystal Palace Dinosaur Models that bring these ancient beasts back to life once more. Each model is meticulously crafted, allowing us to appreciate their sheer magnitude and beauty up close. Transport yourself into another era as you immerse yourself in scenes from Wealden Times – envisioning what life would have been like alongside Brachiosaurus dinosaurs grazing peacefully in lush landscapes. Waterhouse Hawkins' model dinosaurs from 1866 showcase his pioneering efforts in recreating these extinct giants with scientific accuracy. His work continues to inspire generations today. Witness Diplodocus gracefully roaming across vast plains while Polacanthus showcases its impressive armor-like spikes for defense against predators. And let's not forget about Corythosaurus with its elaborate crest that surely made heads turn during its time.