Digital Collections | AMNH - Skulls, Ancestors Exhibition, 1984

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Exhibitions

Skulls, Ancestors Exhibition, 1984

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Skulls, Ancestors Exhibition, 1984

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Anthropologist examining specimens prior to opening of Ancestors exhibit, 1984

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Anthropologists examining specimens (skulls) prior to opening of Ancestors exhibit, 1984, American Museum of Natural History

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Group of world scientists, American Museum of Natural History main entrance, Ancestors Exhibition, 1984

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Diadectes, 280 million years old

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Mastodonosaurus restoration, 250 million years old

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Boomerang-shaped head of Diplocaulus, 275 million years old

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Madstoia, Boa family of snakes, 55 million years old

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Rhamphorhynchus, primitive pterosaur, 140 million years old, Europe

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Antiarchs, found Escuminac Bay, Quebec, Canada. Late Devonian, approximately 375 million years ago, L 25 cm

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Dissorophus, relative of frogs with armadillo-like armor covering, 280 million years old

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

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Large amphibious tetrapod related to living frogs and salamanders, approximately 280 million years old

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Proganochelys, turtle that lived 210 million years ago, Hall of Vertebrate Origins

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

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Otumfuo Opoku Ware, King of Asante, Asante, Kingdom of Gold exhibition opening, 1984

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Semionotus agassizii, Late Triassic semiontid of New Jersey, approximately 210 million years old

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Diplurus newarki, coelacanth, Late Triassic of Princeton, New Jersey, approximately 220 million years ago

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Dunkleosteus, Arthrodire, 360 million years old, Late Devonian of Ohio

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