North Dakota Dinosaur Fossil To Be Displayed In Heritage Center
Published by gwen January 27th, 2008 in History.A recent Bismarck Tribune article indicated that some very well preserved remains of a duckbill dinosaur could be on display in the North Dakota Heritage Center as early as June. The fossil is one of the best-preserved fossils in the world and includes skin and tendons.
The remains were found in southwestern North Dakota in 1999. Tyler Lyson, who found and owns the remains, said they could be on display for about three years. Read the entire article here.
06/16/08 It is. It is. Come and see the tail and a leg, complete with skin!! Remainder is still being excised
from the mummifying sand.