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What state was sue found in?
Sue the dinosaur fossil was found in the state of South Dakota
What state was the fossil sue found?
South Dakota
Has there ever been a fully intact dinosaur found?
Yes there was a t-rex found fully intact, the man who found it named it sue after his girlfriend
What is the nickname of the largest most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex found in South Dakota in 1990?
"Sue" is the nickname that was given to the largest, most complete Tyrannosaurus Rex specimens ever found. The official designation of the fossil is FMNH PR 2081. The fossil was discovered by the paleontologist, Sue Hendrickson, and was named after her. Sue is currently located at the Field Museum of Natural History in Chicago, Illinois.
Who is credited with finding the famous fossil of sue?
Sue Hendrickson
Can you sue if you found a rock in your bag of popcorn?
yes of course
What has the author Sue Rawkins written?
Sue Rawkins has written: 'Video rock' -- subject(s): Musicians, Rock music, Rock videos
Swimming at the lake a rock cut sue's foot what is wrong?
Swimmin at the lake, Sue cut her foot on a rock.
What state was sue found in?
Sue the dinosaur fossil was found in the state of South Dakota
Who is credited on finding sue?
Susan Hendrickson found sue
Where is the Sue Cowan Williams Library in Little Rock located?
The address of the Sue Cowan Williams Library is: 1800 Chester Ave., Little Rock, 72206 1010
What has the author Sue Holton written?
Sue Holton has written: 'Now I found the sun'
What if your arrested and the police are nasty and drag you across the yard and treat you terrible?
Then you get dragged across the yard etc. then you sue their department
Did rock band sue Guitar Hero?
Not at all, where did you hear this nonsense.
What is the phone number of the Sue Cowan Williams Library in Little Rock?
The phone number of the Sue Cowan Williams Library is: 501-376-4282.
Can you sue maple leaf if I found hair in the can of turkey?
No.
What state was the fossil sue found?
South Dakota
