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Galleries

The gallery section is divided into several categories.

This gallery contains photographs of skeletons and bones on display in museums, and photographs taken in museum collections or in the field.

This gallery contains life restorations of plesiosaurs to show how they may have appeared in life.

This gallery contains illustrative reconstructions of bones and skeletons.

This gallery contains photographs of toys.

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• Author
• About
• Publications
• Artwork
• Commission
• Blog
• Directory
• Genera
• Classification
• Anatomy
• Evolution
• Stratigraphy
• References
• Papers (PDFs)
• Palaeobiology
• Diet
• Locomotion
• Neck function
• Physiology
• Galleries
• Photographs
• Restorations
• Line drawings
• Pop culture
• Toys
• Fiction
• Crystal Palace
• Monsters
• Sightings?
• Other
• Links
• Guestbook
• Store
• Researchers
• Thanks
• Forum

The skeletons in the site header are (from left to right): Kronosaurus (in the Museum of Comparative Zoology, Harvard University, Cambridge), Thalassomedon (in the American Museum of Natural History, New York), Cryptoclidus (In the Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery, Glasgow), Rhomaleosaurus (in the Natural History Museum, London), Dolichorhynchops (in the Smithsonian Institution's National Museum of Natural History, Washington) and Thalassiodracon (in the Natural History Museum, London).

©2011 Copyright Adam S. Smith. This site opened in June 2001. Last updated April 2013.