Homo sapiens, headless man, human Pteranodon from the Cambrian through the

from the Cambrian through the Permian

The first skull found is in the collections of the Children's Museum of Indianapolis

Mosasaurs were giant

This is a brain endocast of the a coyote

Homo sapiens, headless man, human Pteranodon from the Cambrian through theThis headless human skeleton was first offered by Henry A Ward in his 1866 catalog. It was made of plaster and cost $20 which was a considerable sum at that time. The Ward's catalog describes the skeleton "Skeleton found on the north central cost of the main land of Guadeloupe, in a bed of modern concretionary limestone. The rock contains the detritus of shells and corals of species now inhabiting the neighboring sea (some of the coral still retaining