Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center Unveils Two Never-Before-Seen Specimens for Exhibition
The Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center is the first museum in the world to exhibit these two unique fossil specimens of roughly 80 million years in age.
The ceratopsian skull was carefully collected in Montana's Late Cretaceous Judith River Formation, along with most (over 80%) of the associated skeleton. Even skin impressions were preserved through a naturally occurring partial mummification process. In life, this dinosaur would have been about the size of a small cow, but with a thick, 7-foot-long tail. Until paleontologists have had a chance to fully study and ...


