RMDRC paleo lab

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...

In 2007, a friend of Dr. Kraig Derstler accompanied TPI crews doing field recon in the Judith River Formation of central Montana. In one ...

Throwing a bone to the invertebrate guys out there, here's new images of RMDRC 10-018 Spinaptychus sp. that yours truly found earlier t...

Back in April of this year Paleotech Jacob Jett discovered a small mosasaur in the upper Niobrara Chalk of Logan County, Kansas. This cr...

Show prep is continuing on our duckbill! Time for a little background information. Gil, AKA RMDRC 04-001, was discovered in 2004 by and is n...