Interpreting Dinosaurs Through their Anatomy Lecture

When
January 24, 2015
2:00 PM
Location
Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art, Elmhurst

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Interpreting Dinosaurs Through their Anatomy

Dinosaurs have captured our collective imagination since Sir Richard Owen first described them in 1842. Their great size alone makes them unique in the history of terrestrial vertebrates. But their bones raise many questions. What did they look like? Were they fast or slow? How did they feed? How did they defend themselves? Using actual fossils, field paleontologist, Rob Sula, will interpret the lives and behaviors of Dinosaurs!

Lecture - Youth to Adult
60 minutes - 2 p.m.
Regular Museum Admission
Museum Members Free
Reservations Recommended

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