Observational insights on bird diverticula and diplodocine fossils from Oklahoma, suggesting ongoing exploration.
BYU 12613, a very posterior cervical (probably C14 or C15) of a diplodocine sauropod, probably Kaatedocus or Diplodocus , from Dry Mesa, original fossil and 50% scale 3D print.
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