This week for #Fossilfriday#Guess#Lego#Fossil. This one I would rate as medium. This ceratopsian is known for its relatively large nasal boss. Reply your guesses. This was designed by kongzilla and then modified by me into something new.
For #NationalFossilDay#Lego#fossil#museum. I have made most of these IRL as well. This represents over 100 species, from all over the world. Can you see your favorite extinct animal in here?
It was found by Daniel Mesa, a local shepherd who found the fossils while looking for lost sheep. In 2005, Rauhut el al formally described and named Brachytrachelopan. It has the shortest neck of any known sauropod. 2/2
This weeks #Lego#FossilFriday#Brachytrachelopan In the early 2000s, 25km North North East of Cerro Condor, Chubut Province, in west-central Argentina, South America, a very fragmented section of a sauropod was found eroding our of the sediments. 1/2
This week for #Fossilfriday#Guess#Lego#Fossil. This one I would rate as medium. This sauropod is known for its very short neck. Reply your guesses This was designed by me
This weeks #Lego#FossilFriday#Suchomimus In 1997 a large hand claw was found in Niger by David Varricchio Through 1997-98 American palaeontologist Paul Sereno and his team at Gadoufaoua discovered Fossils that represented about two-thirds of the skeleton.
This week for #Fossilfriday#Guess#Lego#Fossil. This one I would rate as easy. This mimic comes from Africa. Reply your guesses. This was designed by LaurensPosthuma and modified by me into something new.
In 2009 the fossils were formally named Australovenator and Diamantinasaurus by paleontologist Scott Hocknull et al of the Queensland Museum The fossil specimens were nicknamed Banjo and Matilda respectively after the song Waltzing Matilda written 100 years before in Winton by Banjo Paterson. 2/2
