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Coming Soon on Allosaurus Roar…
Allosaurus Roar is coming back soon with more dinosaur reviews! The publishing schedule for the next couple months:
A New Golden Age of Dinosaur Museums
When the movie Jurassic Park hit theaters in the summer of 1993, there was no question that the dinosaur renaissance–that had been coursing through the field of paleontology since the late 1960’s–had now, for the first time, really taken a … Continue reading
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Tagged American Museum of Natural History, Burke Museum of Natural History and Culture, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaur museums, dinosaurs, Natural History Museums, Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History, The Field Museum, University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
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Allosaurus Roar’s Top 25 Prehistoric Fossil Museums in North America
One year ago today, I started this blog with a list ranking the Top 25 Dinosaur Museums in North America, and now I provide a list ranking the Top 25 Prehistoric Fossil Museums in North America. Some museums have wonderful … Continue reading
Posted in dinosaur museums, Dinosaur rankings, dinosaurs, Museum Reviews, University Museums
Tagged American Museum of Natural History, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaurs, Museum Reviews, Natural History Museums, Royal Tyrrell Museum, The Field Museum
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Coming Soon on Allosaurus Roar!
Hello my dear Allosaurus Roar readers! Now that the holidays are behind us, I am getting ready for another year of publishing blogs about dinosaur museums, tracksites and fossils across North America. Thanks so much to all my visitors, I … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar’s Top Dozen Pteranodon Displays
Pterosaurs are some of the most fascinating ancient reptiles. They were not dinosaurs, but they were also not birds. In fact, they evolved flight entirely separately from birds, but like birds came in many shapes and sizes. Pteranodon is the best … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar Review: Natural History Museum, London, England
If you know about Darwin’s theory of evolution, the word “dinosaur,” or even just the poem, “She sells seashells by the seashore,” then the collection at the Natural History Museum of London (NHM) has impacted you. One of the world’s great … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar Review: Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center, Woodland Park, CO
About twenty miles northwest of Colorado Springs lies a beautiful town in the Rocky Mountains called Woodland Park. Surrounded by gorgeous natural attractions such as Pike’s Peak and the Garden of the Gods, the Rocky Mountain Dinosaur Resource Center is another … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar Review: University of Michigan Museum of Natural History, Ann Arbor, MI
Located in the heart of campus in one of America’s great college towns, the University of Michigan Museum of Natural History features an amazing collection of fossils that span the entire history of life on planet earth. Featuring the state’s largest … Continue reading
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Tagged Ancient whales, Dimetrodon, dinosaur museum rankings, dinosaur museums, mastodons, Museum Reviews, Natural History Museums, University of Michigan Museum of Natural History
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Allosaurus Roar’s Top Dozen Favorite Dinosaur Displays
When I first started writing reviews of dinosaur museums, one of the first questions I received from a reader was “what do you think are the best dinosaur displays?” It is a difficult question, and as I make this list I … Continue reading
Allosaurus Roar’s Top Dozen Triceratops Displays
The Triceratops is among the most well known and beloved of all dinosaurs; only its ancient rival Tyrannosaurus might eclipse it in popularity. With its prominent horns and frill, Triceratops is easily recognized and has been a star of the dinosaur … Continue reading
