- The
Oxford University Museum of
Natural History (
OUMNH) is a
museum displaying many of the
University of Oxford's
natural history specimens,
located on...
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Oxford University Museum of
Natural History,
OUMNH J.9245,
OUMNH J.9247
through OUMNH J.9301 and
OUMNH J.10453. The
specimen consists of a
partial skull...
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March 2012.
Retrieved 4
April 2008. "The Museum's architecture". www.
oumnh.ox.ac.uk.
Oxford University Museum of
Natural History.
Retrieved 6 May 2020...
- (specimina
OUMNH J13693–13703), some
sacral ribs with a foot bone (metatarsal,
OUMNH J13704–13712), a hand bone (metacarpal,
OUMNH J13748), and a claw (
OUMNH J13721)...
- hind limb material:
OUMNH GX.95, a foot
including the
tarsus and digits;
OUMNH GX.97, left femur,
possible tibia and foot;
OUMNH GX.99,
right tibia, fibula...
- learningzone.
oumnh.ox.ac.uk. "Streak of a mineral". learningzone.
oumnh.ox.ac.uk. "Fluorescense,
magnetism and
chemical testing of minerals". learningzone.
oumnh.ox...
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Natural History and Pitt
Rivers Museum to
reopen on 22
September 2020".
oumnh.ox.ac.uk.
Retrieved 20
September 2020. "Shrunken
heads removed from Pitt...
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length of 2 m (6.6 ft).
Stratesaurus is
known from the
holotype specimen OUMNH J.10337, a
dorsoventrally crushed but
nearly complete skull, and three-dimensionally...
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description was
based on a
number of fossils, the most
complete of them
specimen OUMNH J.50146, a
paddle and
vertebral column that had been
obtained by Lieutenant-Colonel...
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holotype of
Juratyrant is a
partial skeleton composed of
specimens OUMNH J.3311-1
through OUMNH J.3311-30. Its
components include a
cervical vertebra, five dorsal...
