Digital Collections | AMNH - Albert Thomson and Chinese men covering bones of Baron Sog monster with burlap and flour paste, Mongolia, 1928

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Deepest part of Baron Sog strata, Urtyn Obo, Mongolia

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Urteu Oba, showing contact between Ulau Tochu beds and Baron Sog beds, Mongolia, 1930

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Deepest portion of the Baron Sog strata on the red beds at Urtyn Obo, Mongolia, 1928

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Urteu Oba badlands, looking east from 1928 expedition camp, showing contact between Ulau Gochu beds and Baron Sog beds, Mongolia, 1930

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Looking into the valley at deepest portion of Baron Sog strata on red beds at Urtyn Obo, Mongolia, 1928

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Baron Sog, a lamasery on the southern edge of the Gobi Desert, Mongolia, 1928

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Urteu Oba looking northwest from 1928 camp, showing contact between Ulau Gochu beds and Baron Sog beds, Mongolia, 1930

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Showing the depth of the Baron Sog strata above the red beds at Urtyn Obo

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Buckshot, Lu Taling, Walter Granger, and Albert Thomson (left to right) packing fossils at Hospital Camp (Dar Ser Hai), Mongolia

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Dune dweller implements found just south of Baron Sog strata

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Erosion in a gully about four miles east of Camp Baluch at Urtyn Obo, showing Baron Sog above the red beds, Mongolia

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Andrews at the eagle's nest, Mongolia, 1928

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Expedition members in a quarry showing rib, lower jaw, humerus, femur, and toe bones of an animal resembling a rhinoceros, nearly 30 feet high that lived approximately 10 to 15 million years ago

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