Beefiest Allosaurus? This #Allosaurus skull is on display at the Brigham Young University Museum of #Paleontology in Provo, Utah.This Brushy Basin Late #Jurassic ~150 mya beauty is so cool! It is called the Hinkle Allosaurus and, to me, has an “off” look to it. Alas, though I was even on the other side of the case, I took no measurements. But I’ll be back 😉 as we have some near sweet research plans for it. Hopefully we can discern if it is A. fragilis or something else. (Prob A. fragilis…) Allo

Allosaurus! This gorgeous #Allosaurus jimmadseni cast is on display at Dino Lab, which is located on beautiful Vancouver Island, in British Columbia, Canada. Its skull is very cool, with tall “horns” created by the lacrimal bones, and a wicked looking set of teeth. Allosaurus lived in the Late #Jurassic of western North America and Europe. 3 species are recognized today: A. fragilis, A. jimmadseni, A. europaeus, with a few other taxa (think #Antrodemus and #Epanterias) possibly belonging to the

Big Al Two original material! This #Allosaurus original material (excluding the skull) is on display at the Zürich Museum of Natural History. The original bones, minus the skull, are for the most part mounted in a plaque-mount style. The original-bone skull is on display in the Sauriermuseum Aathal in Switzerland. If you scroll back a bit you will see a paleontological video I shot of it. This has to be the most complete Allosaurus ever discovered. Twas an honor to stand in front of what has bee