Thornton Triceratops gets New Identity

Posted On: December 14, 2017

“After a month of careful cleaning and examination by volunteers and staff at the Denver Museum of Nature & Science, a nearly complete dinosaur skull and partial skeleton discovered in Thornton, Colo., and originally determined to be a Triceratops has been reidentified.”

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