Digital Collections | AMNH - Pteranodon fossil

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Conceptually similar

Hall of Vertebrate Origins under construction

ptc-6437

Xiphactinus, late cretaceous marine predator fish with massive, heavily toothed jaws

ptc-5872

Fossil turtles, Hall of Vertebrate Origins

ptc-6635

Prestosuchus chiniquensis (Presto's crocodile), Hall of Vertebrate Origins, 1996

ptc-6435

Thalassomedon (plesiosaurus), Hall of Vertebrate Origins, 1996

ptc-6518

Preparation of Pteranodon by Carl Mehling, Mark Mancini, Steven Warsavage, and John Fulton, Hall of Vertebrate Origins

ptc-6647

Preparation of Pteranodon by Carl Mehling, Mark Mancini, Steven Warsavage, and John Fulton, Hall of Vertebrate Origins

ptc-6648

Preparation of Pteranodon by Carl Mehling, Mark Mancini, Steven Warsavage, and John Fulton, Hall of Vertebrate Origins

ptc-6649

Fossil turtles, Hall of Vertebrate Origins, exhibition preparation, 1996

ptc-6636

Lestodon (Giant Sloth), extinct

ptc-6661

Carcharodon jaws in Hall of Vertebrate Origins, under construction, 1996

ptc-5877

Preparation of Pteranodon by Carl Mehling, Mark Mancini, Steven Warsavage, and John Fulton, Hall of Vertebrate Origins, 1996

ptc-6646

Meiolania, 120,000 years old

ptc-6016

Mastodonosaurus restoration, 250 million years old

ptc-6014

David McCornack preparing Tylosaurus, Hall of Vertebrate Origins, 1996

ptc-6641

Madstoia, Boa family of snakes, 55 million years old

ptc-6018

Rhamphorhynchus, primitive pterosaur, 140 million years old, Europe

ptc-6019

Fossil, braincase and jaws (with metal restoration) of Xenacanth shark (Orthocanthus), 280-million-years-old, from Texas

ptc-5875

Arthrodire, Dunkleosteus, Early Jurassic, Hall of Vertebrate Origins

ptc-5876

Estesia, primitive lizard related to living monitors, 72 million years old

ptc-6017