RMDRC paleo lab

Sorry for the lack of updates. We're working on a ton of new projects this winter for an awesome Tucson gem and Mineral show. A few teas...

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...

This past week we were able to do a bit more work on a specimen that we collected last spring with a student group from the University of Te...

I dress well Its pretty side Its other pretty side Not much of an update, but I need to close out this project I've been blo...

Things are finally moving out the door in preparation for the big Tucson gem and mineral show at the end of the month. I've been sidetra...

Jaws and skull bits in field jacket It's holiday time again, which also means it's the last big push to get stuff finished before...

It's starting to feel a lot like springtime, which for us usually means trips to western Kansas to our Niobrara chalk localities. We hav...

After a final binge of puttywork and painting of the restored/donor plastic pieces, our Platecarpus sp . RMDRC 10-007 "Dillon"...

The Mosa - tissarie is alive and well. Back from the field (more on that in another post) and right into the final push of this project! T...

The squished incomplete and partially disarticulated Platecarpus sp . skull is coming back together! It's taking a lot of time and s...