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Sarcosuchus

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of SuperCroc

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All About Sarcosuchus

• Fact Sheet - SuperCroc stats
• The Skeleton - Take an interactive tour of the specialized anatomy of Sarcosuchus
• The Skull - Get inside the head of the SuperCroc

• Watch the SuperCroc Movie
• Super Croc Delegation

The Science of SuperCroc
All About The Science of SuperCroc Exhibit

• Home Page
• Exhibit Overview
• Floor Plan
• Component List
• Exhibit Fact Sheet
• Press & Media
• Booking Information

SuperCroc Delegates
Main Page:
Introduction

• About SuperCroc
  • Specimen MNN 604 - Marco
    The story of Sarcosuchus imperator
• The Crocodilian - Elena
  Read about Sarcosuchus imperator & test your CROC IQ
• Questions & Answers
  • Interview with Gabrielle Lyon - Susan
    Read about how she developed a love for paleontology and shares hers passion
    with city kids.
  • Public Reactions - Edna
    What people on the street know about Sarcosuchus imperator the Super Croc
  • Frequently Asked Questions - Susan & Edna
    FAQ about paleontology and Sarcosuchus imperator
• SuperCroc Delegates
  • Delegate Bios - Hugo, Fred, & Kendra
    Meet the 10 Super Croc Delegates that attended Paleontologist, Paul Sereno scientific announcement of Super Croc
  • Delegate Interviews - Hugo, Fred, & Kendra
    Learn what the delegates think about paleontology, their fieldwork in Wyoming/Montana, and the delegation experience in Washington, D.C.
    Find out their favorite pre-historic animal/plant!
• The Trip To Washington D.C.
  • Judy’s Journal - Judy
    A delegate’s reflection on being a part of the scientific announcement and her outlook on science.
  • 36 hours in Washington, D.C. - Edward
    An overview of the 36 hours spent in Washington, D.C. for the announcement at National Geographic Headquarters in Washington, D.C.
  • Super Croc Delegate Press Announcement - Yolanda
    A city-kid's up close look at science in the making

Discovery Stories
Main Page:
Niger Expedition 2000
An overview of the four-month expedition that unearthed the skeleton of Sarcosuchus - including a brief history of work in the area.

• Discoveries to Date
  Just three-weeks into fieldwork the team's discoveries include skeletal remains of Sarcosuchus - along with a wide range of animals, and even plants!
• Base Camp
  Background information & documents from the expedition that unearthed Sarcosuchus!
• Chris' Great Day!
  A discovery story for young people
• First Finds- 9/4/01 Field Update
  Includes a story about the discovery of Sarcosuchus fossils.
• A Small Croc - 10/14/01 Field Update
  Includes a story about the discovery of a new small crocodile
• Bone Digger's Special: Tips on What it Takes to Excavate

Image Gallery
Links to the SuperCroc Section of the Image Gallery on the Project Exploration Web Site

Resources and Activities
Main Page:
Cute Scute Challenge Activity
Estimate the weight of an armor plate

• Croc Connections
  The best the web has to offer about crocodilians
• Beginning Bookshelf
  An annotated bibliography
• Glossary
  Definitions to some key words you will come across on this site

Gabrielle Lyon - Producer/Editor/Writer
Erik Vecchione - Design/Layout/Programming/Site Development

Content Development:
Paul Sereno
Gina L. Grant
Conor Irons, Researcher

Images:
Carol Abraczinskas, Scientific Illustrations
PAST, Photography
Mike Hettwer, Photography
Paul Sereno, Photography/Scientific Illustrations
Michael Skrepnick, Paleo Art

Additional JavaScript Programming:
Mason Dixon/DFX

Special thanks to the Niger 2000 Expedition Team
and the Prep Team at the Working Dinosaur Lab!