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George The Dimetrodon Update


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Hi gang, its 102. What a great temperature to dig in right??

So here is a link to more pics of the George skeleton, a nice Dimetrodon giganhomogenus. He is slowly continuing to relinquish himself from the bluff. Weathering out for the last couple thousand years has done some damage but the pieces are all going together. We have elements from every part of the body now, except a few. Accounted for are elements from the neck, back, pelvis, fin, legs, and ribcage. The most abundant element is the fin spines and vertebrae which is nice. We came across the odontoid this week, which is the vertebra that connects with the skull. So fingers crossed, we'll see George's smiling face soon.

Enjoy the pics, back out to bake in the sun soon.

Chris

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Thanks for the update, Chris! :)

Regards,

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Thank you for the update!

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:popcorn: John

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My idea of "Happy Sailing" definitely involved Dimetrodon :)

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Can't wait to see some of these skeletons reassembled!

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