If you are referring to the fosil skeletons you often see in museums, these are held together by wires or other supports. If done well you can hardly see the supports.
they should they need to research and do test and analysis on the artifacts like things in museums, no one cared that dinosaur bones were dug up from the ground and put in research labs and museums
Diatomaceous earth is made up of the skeletons of small animals.
he`s my favorite dinosaur!...
Jawless fish have cartilaginous skeletons, meaning their skeletons are made up of cartilage.
Bones
bump into another dinosaur
Yes, much paleontological evidence suggests that Tyrannosaurus Rex did exist. Basically, people have dug up skeletons and things like that that are all the same, or much the same size, and that's the remains of the dinosaur that we call T. Rex.
YES! the skeleton is made up of bones!
Bones cartilage
A normal dinosaur can weigh up to 35,000 lbs.
The main kind of dinosaur fossils are dinosaur bones buried in the earth. Paleontologists dig them up and assemble them. Other kinds of fossils are footprints that were laid down in mud that hardened, eggs that were covered with mud that hardened, and the outlines of skin or feathers. Scientists are trying to recover dinosaur DNA.Dinosaur fossils are any piece of evidence that was preserved in some form, and was left by dinosaurs. These include remains, such as bones and eggshells, as well as footprints. Even dinosaur dung is considered a fossil!A dinosaur fossil is a part of the animal that lived millions of years ago, or the shape of one of the parts of the dinosaur that is now preserved in a rock.
The Guggenheim museums were founded and are run by the Guggenheim Foundation, started by Solomon R. Guggenheim.