Graves museum exhibits

[Betty Cunningham <bettyc@flyinggoat.com>]

I've noticed on the bottom of the Graves Museum symposium announcement
that some of the exhibits are:

  http://www.Gravesmuseum.org/dinosymp.html
  EXHIBITS TO BE DISPLAYED <snp> DURING THE SYMPOSIUM: 
  The first public display of: 
  Juvenile Tarbosaurus skull        
  Juvenile T. rex skull     
  brontosaur skull 

  The first public display of a new species of:
 
velociraptorine                                                                 
                  
  oviraptorsaur
skull                                                                           
           
  albertosaur 

questions:
how can you display a 'brontosaur' skull? isn't the name unavailable for
use on a new species?

is the juvenile T rex the recent 'teen' T rex that is being privately
prepped and mounted?

a third, and unrelated question- on Ruben's lab site
(http://ucs.orst.edu/~joneste/rubenlab.htm) they have an image of a
Megalancosaurus which look slike it has a birdy head and a digger's
forelimbs.  What the heck is Megalancosaurus?  I've never heard of this
one before.


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