Ichthyosaur Vertebra Fossil Type:Fragment high-pressure compressor vane

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hardbound volume designed to enhance the display of the Mini Museum while providing amazing facts about the specimens included in the Mini Museum

The specimen in the Mini Museum is a fragment from a brick recovered during the 1948-1952 renovation and expansion of the White House

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79" fossil pair from the Tethys Ocean

Ichthyosaur Vertebra Fossil Type:Fragment high-pressure compressor vaneAbove: Front of the Specimen Card Ichthyosaurs were marine reptiles with streamlined bodies, no neck, and smooth heads. They were air breathing creatures with two nostrils situated far back on the top of the head, generally similar in shape to a modern porpoise. Ichthyosaurs likely fed on fish using their numerous sharp teeth and enormous eyes to locate prey in deep water. Most abundant and diverse during the Triassic and Jurassic Periods, their