Contents
- Introduction
- Orientation Center
- Room 1 - Vertebrate Origins
- Room 2 - Saurichians
- Room 3 - Ornithiscians
- Backward-Pointing Pubis
- Inset Tooth Rows and Cheeks
- Uneven Enamel
- Parasaurolophus
- Room 4 - Primitive Mammals
- Room 5 - Advanced Mammals
- Conclusion
In this room we are on a hunt for Umbrellabipper, which is the name of my toy Parasaurolophus.
We found her in the case marked "Duckbill Crests", with a label that says Parasaurolophus walkeri which means "almost Saurolophus".
Her nostrils go all the way back over her head and then come back down to the throat.
Click the photos for larger versions.
Peo by the Parasaurolophus
fossil display.
Close-up of the
Parasaurolophus fossil head.
Peo's photo of the
Parasaurolophus model.
Peo by the Parasaurolophus
fossil display.
Close-up of the
Parasaurolophus fossil head.
Peo's photo of the
Parasaurolophus model.