Archaeopteryx, Haarlem Specimen T-Rex Although it was closely related

Although it was closely related to the Gray Wolf and other sister species

but the most beautiful pieces are found buried several metres deep

This reconstruction of a Homo neanderthalensis skull was found in 1848 at Forbes' Quarry in Gibraltar some 8 years before the discovery of a similar skull in the Neander Valley

Greererpeton was a highly elongated creature adapted for swimming

Archaeopteryx, Haarlem Specimen T-Rex Although it was closely relatedThis specimen consists of both A & B sides. The Haarlem Specimen (TM 6428 29, also known as the Teyler Specimen) was discovered in 1855 near Riedenburg, Germany and described as Pterodactylus crassipes in 1857 by von Meyer. It was reclassified in 1970 by John Ostrom and is currently located at the Teylers Museum in Haarlem, the Netherlands. It was the very first specimen, despite the classification error. It is also one of the least complete