The camarasaur that was more than it seeemed

Matt Wedel

doi:10.59350/z6w15-z7a73

July 21, 2018Open Access

The camarasaur that was more than it seeemed

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The camarasaurus skeleton on display provides unique insights into its physical characteristics and fossilization.
Initially described in 2005 by John Foster, this skeleton represents an important find in paleontological studies.
Exhibited at the Museum of Moab, it serves to educate visitors about prehistoric life and the camarasaurus species.
The display of this partial skeleton encourages greater interest and understanding of dinosaur research and conservation.

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Description of a partial skeleton of camarasaurus from 2005 by John Foster, highlighting its significance.

Abstract

This is SUSA 515, a partial skeleton of Camarasaurus on display in the Museum of Moab. (SUSA stands for Southeastern Utah Society of Arts & Sciences.) It was described by John Foster in 2005. I like this thing.

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