Try standing in a corner for nearly a century, being breathed on and gawked at by millions of noisy tourists. You’d likely have tired bones, too.
Researchers used laser scans to generate three-dimensional digital models of the fossil bones that were included in the 1905 Triceratops mount. Smithsonian Institution/NMNH
Compared with the original 1905 mount (above), the renovated Triceratops that will go on display in the Smithsonian’s Dinosaur Hall early next year will have more-erect front legs.
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