Follow the arrival of the world's most complete Stegosaurus skeleton and
its first few months behind the scenes at the Museum as it underwent
rigorous scientific examination. The unprecedented specimen arrived at
the Museum in late 2013, but before it was put on public display our
dinosaur researchers wanted to get their hands on it.
Prof Paul Barrett and Dr Charlotte Brassey took incredibly detailed measurements of the skeleton with laser scans, CT scans and 360 degree photography. By building 3D models and analysing all the data they collected, they hope to be able to answer some of the big questions about the anatomy and life of Stegosaurus.
Prof Paul Barrett and Dr Charlotte Brassey took incredibly detailed measurements of the skeleton with laser scans, CT scans and 360 degree photography. By building 3D models and analysing all the data they collected, they hope to be able to answer some of the big questions about the anatomy and life of Stegosaurus.
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