My model of brontosaurus had a ... Robert Bakker and others have argued that the skeleton originally called Brontosaurus—known as Apatosaurus excelsus today—is distinct enough from the bones ...

When the iconic Yale museum reopens in 2024, the skeletons will return in more dynamic and scientifically accurate poses — thanks in part to the work of RCI’s expert technicians and the Peabody’s ...

Brontosaurus will be reassembled in the shop, a 3D scan will be made and a one-tenth-scale model will be created and sent to the Peabody, where the staff will decide whether to “lift this leg a ...

Brontosaurus, the long-necked plant-eating dinosaur, has always been a classroom favorite. Never mind that it was declassified as a genus all its own in 1903 and lumped under the name Apatosaurus.

The same model was employed in Son of Kong, a hastily created sequel to the initial hit, released a scant nine months after the first film. And the Brontosaurus was made to do double duty.

The Brontosaurus. Duh. ... After all, it took nearly 100 years after the first Brontosaurus skeleton was named by Marsh in 1879 for scientists to decide that it was actually an Apatosaurus.

Nora Grace-Flood Photos. Welcome back: A look down at the beloved brontosaurus skeleton inside the renovated Peabody. I had a chance Monday to reunite with my childhood friend, a 65-foot-long ...

In 1883, Brontosaurus excelsus — the first long-necked, whip-tailed sauropod to be reconstructed from a fossilized partial skeleton — captured the public’s imagination. But that specimen was found at ...