A quick stop at the Oklahoma Museum of Natural History

Matt Wedel

doi:10.59350/1dd41-5w062

December 21, 2016Open Access

A quick stop at the Oklahoma Museum of Natural History

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The visit highlights a personal connection to the Oklahoma Museum of Natural History, which features fossils.
The Aquilops display is part of the hall of ancient life at the museum, celebrating prehistoric creatures.
Returning to the museum offers a chance to reconnect with both living exhibits and fossil displays.
The Oklahoma Museum of Natural History serves as an important place for preserving and sharing our natural past.

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I'm back in Oklahoma for the holidays, and anytime I'm near Norman I pop in to the OMNH to see old friends, both living and fossil. Here's the Aquilops display in the hall of ancient life, which has been up for a while now.

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