アメリカ自然史博物館のインスタグラム(amnh) - 4月5日 05時20分
"All good ships have appropriate names. Our ship was christened 'Diplodocus' with a picture of the beast painted on the side for our talisman—also as a lure for the dinosaurs under the ground," wrote fossil hunter Barnum Brown in September 1935. At the time, he was the Museum's Curator of Fossil Reptiles. Over a four-year period, Brown flew between Montana and Colorado, surveying and photographing the strata beneath him using a Fairchild 24-inch camera. It was an ambitious task at the time. One of his goals? He hoped to better understand the geology of America's West for future fossil expeditions. Brown ultimately helped to build the Museum’s dinosaur collection into the largest in the world.
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