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Archelon (Archelon ischyros), portrait under water, largest known seaa turtle, extinct Stock Photo
RMEBK55F–Archelon (Archelon ischyros), portrait under water, largest known seaa turtle, extinct
071807 met loggerhead Staff Photo by Richard Graulich/The Palm Beach Post - 0040594A - JUNO BEACH - Volunteer Mike Bona, middle, helps curator Larry Wood left install the head of a replication of the world's largest sea turtle known as Archelon ischyros inside the new exhibit hall of the Loggerhead Stock Photo
RMCG0YE9–071807 met loggerhead Staff Photo by Richard Graulich/The Palm Beach Post - 0040594A - JUNO BEACH - Volunteer Mike Bona, middle, helps curator Larry Wood left install the head of a replication of the world's largest sea turtle known as Archelon ischyros inside the new exhibit hall of the Loggerhead
Archelon ischyros, Protostegidae, Cretaceous. Artwork by Jim Higgins. Stock Photo
RMF02FKJ–Archelon ischyros, Protostegidae, Cretaceous. Artwork by Jim Higgins.
Vienna, Austria. August 16, 2023. Natural History Museum at Burgring 7, 1010 Vienna. Skeleton of an Archelon ischyros Stock Photo
RM2RHWCKE–Vienna, Austria. August 16, 2023. Natural History Museum at Burgring 7, 1010 Vienna. Skeleton of an Archelon ischyros
Skeleton of the largest turtle in the world, genus of sea turtle relatives (Archelon ischyros), extinct, Natural History Museum, opened 1889, Vienna, Stock Photo
RM2WAP8PN–Skeleton of the largest turtle in the world, genus of sea turtle relatives (Archelon ischyros), extinct, Natural History Museum, opened 1889, Vienna,
Turtle, Testudines Stock Photo
RMTX5YN9–Turtle, Testudines
PFO-28D GIANT SEA TURTLE FOSSIL Stock Photo
RMAABGC9–PFO-28D GIANT SEA TURTLE FOSSIL
Archelon Turtle - Archelon was an aquatic reptile sea turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RFPF907E–Archelon Turtle - Archelon was an aquatic reptile sea turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period.
Prehistoric Sea Turtle - Archelon Stock Photo
RM2HJ2K39–Prehistoric Sea Turtle - Archelon
Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2GP41B3–Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period.
Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RFH04MRK–Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period.
Archelon ischyros, Testudines, Late Cretaceous of USA. Stock Photo
RFKE5A6D–Archelon ischyros, Testudines, Late Cretaceous of USA.
Teacher and students in museum by dinosaur fossil display Stock Photo
RFEF2MXX–Teacher and students in museum by dinosaur fossil display
Archelon ischyros turtle pictured with Saurornitholestes, Ichthyornis and Claosaurus affinis. Stock Photo
RF2G274DR–Archelon ischyros turtle pictured with Saurornitholestes, Ichthyornis and Claosaurus affinis.
Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2GP4171–Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period.
Tylosaurus proriger preying on a giant Archelon sea turtle. Stock Photo
RFKE2J92–Tylosaurus proriger preying on a giant Archelon sea turtle.
The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2GP784Y–The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period.
. Annals of the Carnegie Museum. Carnegie Museum; Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Natural history. 10 Annals of the Carnegie Museum. by predaceous fishes and sharks, or by wave action, after the turtle went down, and thus explain the rarity of its recovery and why the explorations of thirty years have hitherto failed to reveal so interesting a skeletal part. Inasmuch as the adequate mounting and preparation for description of the original type of Archelon ischyros has now been begun at the Yale Museum, there is no pres- ent need to attempt further plastral restoration of this largest of se Stock Photo
RMRMP0BP–. Annals of the Carnegie Museum. Carnegie Museum; Carnegie Museum of Natural History; Natural history. 10 Annals of the Carnegie Museum. by predaceous fishes and sharks, or by wave action, after the turtle went down, and thus explain the rarity of its recovery and why the explorations of thirty years have hitherto failed to reveal so interesting a skeletal part. Inasmuch as the adequate mounting and preparation for description of the original type of Archelon ischyros has now been begun at the Yale Museum, there is no pres- ent need to attempt further plastral restoration of this largest of se
Archelon (Archelon ischyros), largest known seaa turtle, extinct Stock Photo
RMEBK55J–Archelon (Archelon ischyros), largest known seaa turtle, extinct
Prehistoric Sea Turtle - Archelon Stock Photo
RM2HJ2K40–Prehistoric Sea Turtle - Archelon
Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2GP41B4–Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period.
Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RFH04MTM–Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period.
The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2GP77TH–The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period.
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. Fig. 263.—Archelon ischyros. Skull. Xj. ang, angular; an, articular; den, dentary; fr, frontal; ju, jugal; mx, maxilla; nar, nares; prf, prefrontal; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; pa, parietal; pof, postfrontal; qu, quadrate; quj, quadratojugal; sq, squamosal; 5/, stapedial rod; sur, supraangular; vom, vomer. length of the head. This results from the great development of the preorbital region. The horizontal diameter of the orbit is 150 mm. Both the maxillae and the premaxillae are greatly prolonged. The distance from the tip of the beak to th Stock Photo
RMRFT5GT–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. Fig. 263.—Archelon ischyros. Skull. Xj. ang, angular; an, articular; den, dentary; fr, frontal; ju, jugal; mx, maxilla; nar, nares; prf, prefrontal; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; pa, parietal; pof, postfrontal; qu, quadrate; quj, quadratojugal; sq, squamosal; 5/, stapedial rod; sur, supraangular; vom, vomer. length of the head. This results from the great development of the preorbital region. The horizontal diameter of the orbit is 150 mm. Both the maxillae and the premaxillae are greatly prolonged. The distance from the tip of the beak to th
Archelon (Archelon ischyros), largest known seaa turtle, extinct Stock Photo
RMEBK55H–Archelon (Archelon ischyros), largest known seaa turtle, extinct
Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RFH04MT7–Archelon was a giant marine turtle that lived in South Dakota, USA in the Cretaceous Period.
The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2EFP8ND–The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period.
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. PROTOSTEGID^E. 205 Points to be especially noted in this skull are its long and narrow form, the long preorhital region, the hookt beak, the posterior position of the orbits, and the upwardly directed nasal opening. Contrary to what is usually seen in turtles, the orbits are placed in the middle of the pa jim.r. Fig. 263.—Archelon ischyros. Skull. Xj. ang, angular; an, articular; den, dentary; fr, frontal; ju, jugal; mx, maxilla; nar, nares; prf, prefrontal; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; pa, parietal; pof, postfrontal; qu, quadrate; quj, quad Stock Photo
RMRFT5GY–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. PROTOSTEGID^E. 205 Points to be especially noted in this skull are its long and narrow form, the long preorhital region, the hookt beak, the posterior position of the orbits, and the upwardly directed nasal opening. Contrary to what is usually seen in turtles, the orbits are placed in the middle of the pa jim.r. Fig. 263.—Archelon ischyros. Skull. Xj. ang, angular; an, articular; den, dentary; fr, frontal; ju, jugal; mx, maxilla; nar, nares; prf, prefrontal; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; pa, parietal; pof, postfrontal; qu, quadrate; quj, quad
The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period. Stock Photo
RF2EFP8PM–The extinct marine Archelon Turtle lived in the seas of South Dakota, USA during the Cretaceous Period.
. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. . FlGS. 264 AND 265. Archelon ischyros. Skull. 264. Palatal surface. X,'s. bsp, basisphenoid; cho, cho- anae; ju, jugal; mx, maxilla; or, occipital condyle; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; pi, pterygoid; qu, quadrate; quj, quadratojugal; sq, squamosal; vom, vomer; vp, vomero-palatine region. 265. Side view of front. Xj. mx, maxilla; nar, nares; 0, orbit; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; prf, pre- frontal; vom, vomer. maxilla and the premaxilla is about 150 mm. The tip of the premaxillae is bent down at nearly a right angle with the axis of the s Stock Photo
RMRFT5GJ–. Carnegie Institution of Washington publication. . FlGS. 264 AND 265. Archelon ischyros. Skull. 264. Palatal surface. X,'s. bsp, basisphenoid; cho, cho- anae; ju, jugal; mx, maxilla; or, occipital condyle; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; pi, pterygoid; qu, quadrate; quj, quadratojugal; sq, squamosal; vom, vomer; vp, vomero-palatine region. 265. Side view of front. Xj. mx, maxilla; nar, nares; 0, orbit; pal, palatine; pmx, premaxilla; prf, pre- frontal; vom, vomer. maxilla and the premaxilla is about 150 mm. The tip of the premaxillae is bent down at nearly a right angle with the axis of the s
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