This page carries Dinosaur Fossils from our dig site in Big Horn County, Wyoming. We carry the largest amount of Allosaurus, Camarasaurus, Apatosaurus and other dinosaur fossils from this geologic time period. You can view our dig site at www.dinosaursafaris.com.
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MEET SARAH We are proud to announce that we have found at our dig site
during the 2004 digging season
Robert Simon, President of Dinosaur
Safaris, Inc.
SarahAn extinct order of herbivorous dinosaurs, including the genera Stegosaurus, Omosaurus, and their allies. Stegosaurian dinosaurs are herbivorous and four legged. They are unique in their two longitudinal rows of plates and spines on the back to tail and are up to 9 m in length. They appear to have five fingers per “hand”, but only three functional toes per foot. Stegosaurians flourished during Jurassic period and are unique among ornithischians for their lack of ossified tendons, a feature which could be related to the peculiar form of the dorsals. Their small teeth and forelimbs indicate the feeding habit of browsing on small plants. Plates might have been used for thermo-regulation. Dinosaur Safaris Inc (DSI) unearthed Sarah near Shell Wyoming this past summer. DSI is a private corporation whose mission is to discover, excavate, study, and preserve dinosaur fossils and related artifacts. The company is currently working on a private ranch in the Big Horn Basin, Wyoming. In addition, DSI has a small group of buildings located in the town of Shell, Wyoming, which include a preparation lab and storage facility. Bob Simon of Spotsylvania, Virginia is the President and Chief Operating Officer of DSI. In addition Two Guys Fossils is the only authorized fossil dealer to offer many of these dinosaur fossils for sale. In the summer of 2004, Mr. Simon made the
extraordinary discovery of SARAH, a stegosaurus. DSI is currently booking
paleontology expeditions for the summer of 2006.
AS OF JANUARY 7, 2006
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Allosaurus |
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Apatosaurus
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Camarasaurus
Humerus Bone # 818
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Camarasaurus
Complete |
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Diplodocus |
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Diplodocus caudal vertebra
# 817 |
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Dryosaurus |
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Stegosaurus |
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Miscellaneous Dinosaur Bones |
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