Robert Clarkのインスタグラム(robertclarkphoto) - 5月13日 00時26分

@Robert Clark on assignment for @ナショナルジオグラフィック an amazing fossil to say the least!
STUNNING DISCOVERY SOME 110 MILLION YEARS AGO, THIS ARMORED PLANT-EATER LUMBERED THROUGH WHAT IS NOW WESTERN CANADA, UNTIL A FLOODED RIVER SWEPT IT INTO OPEN SEA. THE #DINOSAUR’S UNDERSEA BURIAL PRESERVED ITS ARMOR IN EXQUISITE DETAIL. ITS SKULL STILL BEARS TILE-LIKE PLATES AND A GRAY PATINA OF FOSSILIZED SKINS.

SHIELDED FROM DECAY Armored dinosaurs’ trademark plates usually scattered early in decay, a fate that didn’t befall this nodosaur. The remarkably preserved armor will deepen scientists’ understanding of what nodosaurs looked like and how they moved. Thanks for the help @vaughnwallace Check out the link in my Bio.
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