Denver Museum of Nature and Science

[E.D.G.E. (PainterRex)]

I know that there is one of these threads not to far down, and I am sure that there has been many before. But I shall do it again, since I was just there. I also need some help on identifying the species of some of these fossils. I went behind the scenes at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science last sunday as well and there are some images in here of some of the stuff there. I will be going back to go behind the scenes again hopefully for some more comprehensive images, but who knows. Anyway enjoy! More is to come.

Aegyptopithecus Skull


Alligatoroid Skull (Species Unknown)


Crocodillian Skull (Species Unknown)

This one is from behind the scenes; still in its jacket. Please let me know what species it might be!

Allosaurus Vs. Stegosaurus Skeletons
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Allosaurus Vs. Stegosaurus Skeletons Pt.2


Ammonite Fossil (Species Unknown)


Ammonite Fossil (Species Unknown)


Ammonite Fossil (Species Unknown)


Ammonite Fossil (Species Unknown)


Ammonite Reconstruction (Species Unknown)


Amphibian Fossils (Species Unknown)


Antelope Skull (Species Unknown)


Apeoid Skull (Species Unknown)


Apeoid Skull (Species Unknown)


Archaeotherium Skeletons


Archaeotherium Skeletons


Arctinurus Fossil


Australopithecus Skeleton


Barite Crystals

[Viking Spawn]

Looks like a fun place!  Thanks for sharing!

[E.D.G.E. (PainterRex)]

Pt.2

Icaronycteris Fossil


Gallinuloides Fossil


Bison Skull (Species Unknown)


Bothriolepis Fossil


Brachiosaurus Skull


Mammal Skeletons (Species Unknown)


Coelophysis Skeletons


Crinoid Reconstruction (Species Unknown)


Crinoid Fossil (Species Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)

[Halichoeres]

The bat is Icaronycteris. The bird is from the Green River formation, I'm not sure but I think it's probably Gallinuloides.

[E.D.G.E. (PainterRex)]

Pt3

Crystal (Type Unknown)


Crystal (Type Unknown)


Daeodon Skull


Dicrunurus Fossil


Didelphodon Reconstruction


Dimetrodon Skeleton


Behind the scenes; Dire Wolf (Canis Dirus)


Canis Dirus


Edmontosaurus Skeleton

[HD-man]

I know that there is one of these threads not to far down, and I am sure that there has been many before. But I shall do it again, since I was just there. I also need some help on identifying the species of some of these fossils. I went behind the scenes at the Denver Museum of Nature and Science last sunday as well and there are some images in here of some of the stuff there. I will be going back to go behind the scenes again hopefully for some more comprehensive images, but who knows. Anyway enjoy! More is to come.

It's worth mentioning that there's a book based on that exhibition: http://www.amazon.com/Prehistoric-Journey-History-Life-Earth/dp/1555915531

[AcroSauroTaurus]

The Antelope skull is Synthetoceras, and is actually not related to antelopes. The Bison skull is of Bison priscus, also known by its common names: Longhorn Bison, or Giant North American Bison. And those fighting mammals could be a Dininctis attacking an Oreodont.