RMDRC paleo lab

People familiar with news in paleontology have no doubt seen that the Cretaceous Crossroads exhibit at the Museum of the Rockies recently o...

Believe it or not, I don't spend all of my time in the field (though it still does tend to be A LOT). In the winter and spring I have ti...

It's been quite a while since the last update, but that's because of all the field work we've been doing in western Kansas. Hell...

It seems like nearly every year a new book, film, or television program comes out featuring the long-dead seaway that covered most of the ce...

Mosasaurs in Kansas, no big deal, there are thousands of specimens known. But what about the actual genus " Mosasaurus "? As recen...

After 8 long years of work, our Platecarpus tympaniticus specimen RMDRC 06-009 "Cap'n Chuck" is finally finished! These last ...

For the past few weeks, TPI field crews have been scouring the outcrops of Western Kansas and finding some spectacular specimens. More on th...

Like many places, progress on various projects here ebbs and flows. Sadly, the Pete III Daspletosaurus restoration project has been tempora...

Just finished a sort of long-term new project for us. Occasionally we get requests from museums and universities to come out in the field w...

Sometimes you work on a fossil and just think "oooh, that had to hurt". This tail from a pretty large Clidastes from the upper Ni...