Clidastes a Mosasaur, complete skeleton Kentrosaurus Aegyptopithecus is believed to be

Aegyptopithecus is believed to be a stem-catarrhine

The left fibula is preserved on the main slab

Andiva and Ovatoscutum

and possibly carrion

Australopithecus aethopicus

Clidastes a Mosasaur, complete skeleton Kentrosaurus Aegyptopithecus is believed to beThis is an original discovery. Our paleontologist discovered, escavated, prepared and mounted this virtually complete Cladastes, Mososaur, skeleton in 2001. It was discovered in the Pierre Shale Formation, late Cretaceous (74 83 million years) near Chadron, Nebraska. This specimen is missing only three to four vertebra from the distal portion of the tail and three phalanges from one paddle. It is otherwise a very rare complete specimen. The original