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Remnants of a tree that has been battered and twisted by the extreme elements on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-36
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Remnants of a tree that has been battered and twisted by the extreme elements on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-37
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A blooming cactus on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-38
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The DMNS Team works on excavating a site.
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Kai2012-39
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The DMNS Team pauses as DMNS Volunteer, Mark Hunter, extracts a specimen.
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Kai2012-40
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Pieces of recently excavated turtle shell are displayed on the harsh Kaiparowits soil.
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Kai2012-41
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Rock outcroppings are eroding out of the Kaiparowits soil.
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Kai2012-42
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Clouds cause afternoon shadows on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-43
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Dr. Ian Miller heads out on a prospecting trip carrying his hoe, broom, and shovel on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-44
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The DMNS Team excavates a site on a ridgeline.
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Kai2012-46
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The DMNS Team excavates a site on a ridgeline.
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Kai2012-47
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DMNS Volunteer Mark Hunter prepares a specimen with B-72 Consolidant to keep a crumbly specimen intact before continuing to remove it from the site.
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Kai2012-48
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Dr. Joseph Sertich and Dr. Ian Miller look on as Bryce Snellgrove, DMNS Exhibits Staff, carefully extracts a specimen.
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Kai2012-49
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The DMNS Team perches precariously on the side of a ridge to excavate a site.
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Kai2012-50
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DMNS Volunteer Kate Zubin-Stathopoulos brushes away dirt from a specimen as the DMNS Team looks on.
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Kai2012-51
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DMNS Volunteer Kate Zubin-Stathopoulos brushes away dirt from a specimen as the DMNS Team looks on.
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Kai2012-52
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Lesley Petrie, DMNS Staff, holds a Tyrannosaurus Rex tooth in her hand that she found at the Lost Valley Quarry on the Kaiparowits Plateau. Note the serrated edge on the right side of the tooth.
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Kai2012-53
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DMNS Volunteer Mark Hunter prepares a specimen for removal and transport back to the lab.
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Kai2012-54
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The staff and volunteers take a break at the end of a long day. DMNS Staff Lesley Petrie rests on a cut out shelf.
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Kai2012-55
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A panoramic view of the DMNS Team hard at work on the Kaiparowits Plateau in Utah.
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Kai2012-56_1
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Dr. Bob Raynolds, DMNS Research Associate, conducts a morning briefing around the camp fire.
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Kai2012-57
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Dr. Bob Raynolds, DMNS Research Associate, conducts a morning briefing around the camp fire.
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Kai2012-58
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Dr. Bob Raynolds, DMNS Research Associate, conducts a morning briefing around the camp fire while the group takes notes.
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Kai2012-59
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Dr. Bob Raynolds, DMNS Research Associate, heads out with his equipment for another day of prospecting.
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Kai2012-60
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Dr. Bob Raynolds, DMNS Research Associate, poses on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-61
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Dr. Ian Miller and Dr. Joseph Sertich address a group as to what they want done next.
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Kai2012-62
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Part of a Hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) lies in situ.
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Kai2012-63
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Part of a Hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) lies in situ.
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Kai2012-64
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Part of a Hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) emerges from centuries of being hidden in the rock.
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Kai2012-65
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, lectures the participants in the DMNS Paleontology Field School.
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Kai2012-66
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Dr. Ian Miller prospects a new site in the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-67
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A DMNS Team prospects at the top of a ridge on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-68
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A panoramic view of the Kaiparowits Plateau. Note the layers of deposits present in the Kaiparowits Formation.
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Kai2012-69
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A DMNS Team prospects at the top of a ridge in the center of the picture (between the two pine trees)on the Kaiparowits Plateau.
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Kai2012-70
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DMNS Volunteer Fritz Koether perches on the side of a hill as he examines a potential specimen.
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Kai2012-71
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, makes careful notes in his field journal.
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Kai2012-72
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, smiles after having a productive morning.
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Kai2012-73
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, looks down at the most recently found site.
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Kai2012-74
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Dr. Bob Raynolds, DMNS Research Associate, holds a survey pole in one hand and his field journal in the other as he looks up at their most recent find.
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Kai2012-75
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The students in the DMNS Paleontology Field School take notes and ask questions of Dr. Joseph Sertich at the most recent find.
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Kai2012-76
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DMNS Volunteer Mark Hunter carefully brushes off a specimen being chipped out of the rock.
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Kai2012-77
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DMNS Volunteer Mark Hunter carefully brushes off a specimen being chipped out of the rock.
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Kai2012-78
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DMNS Volunteer Conni O'Connor (L) and DMNS Staffer Gussie McCracken (R) tear strips from a burlap bag as preparation for making a field jacket.
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Kai2012-79
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, applies strips of burlap soaked in plaster to the specimen to prepare it for transport.
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Kai2012-80
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, (L) and DMNS Volunteer Mark Hunter (Center) apply strips of burlap soaked in plaster create a field jacket for a Hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) while DMNS Volunteer Anne Herrington looks on.
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Kai2012-81
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The DMNS Team works on creating a field jacket to transport the Hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) that was found.
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Kai2012-82
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The DMNS Team works on creating a field jacket to transport the Hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) that was found.
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Kai2012-83
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The rugged terrain in the Kaiparowits Plateau, note the rock formation at the top that resembles the head of a bird.
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Kai2012-84
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Dr. Joseph Sertich, DMNS Curator of Vertebrate Paleontology, uses a power rock saw to remove a specimen.
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Kai2012-85
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