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Skeletal restoration of the E. annectens (then Claosaurus) holotype, by Othniel Charles Marsh
Skeletal restoration of the E. annectens (then Claosaurus) holotype, by Othniel Charles Marsh
E. annectens paratype YPM 2182 at the Yale University Museum, the first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton mounted in the United States.
E. annectens paratype YPM 2182 at the Yale University Museum, the first nearly complete dinosaur skeleton mounted in the United States.
AMNH 5060: an E. annectens with skin impressions
AMNH 5060: an E. annectens with skin impressions
Specimen CMNFV 8399, holotype of E. edmontoni, now thought to be a young E. regalis.
Specimen CMNFV 8399, holotype of E. edmontoni, now thought to be a young E. regalis.
Oxford Edmontosaurus
Oxford Edmontosaurus
Skeletons (AMNH 5730, left, and AMNH 5886, right), first mounted in the American Museum of Natural History in 1908
Skeletons (AMNH 5730, left, and AMNH 5886, right), first mounted in the American Museum of Natural History in 1908
Outdated 1909 life restoration of Trachodon by Charles R. Knight, based on the two specimens (now classified as E. annectens) mounted in 1908 at the A
Outdated 1909 life restoration of Trachodon by Charles R. Knight, based on the two specimens (now classified as E. annectens) mounted in 1908 at the AMNH, New York.