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SUMMARY:"The Tyrant Kings" Tyrannosaurus Rex Exhibit Opening -- BOZEMAN -- 
 April 11th
LOCATION:Bozeman\, MT
DESCRIPTION:Archived listing. This event listing is from April 2015. Dates 
 and details change\, so check with the organizer before you go. Museum of 
 the Rockies will open a new\, permanent Tyrannosaurus rex exhibit in its S
 iebel Dinosaur Complex on Saturday\, April 11\, 2015. Called The Tyrant Ki
 ngs\, the exhibit will display a 12 feet tall and approximately 40 feet lo
 ng real fossilized skeleton named Montana's T. rex. The Tyrant Kings will 
 also include a series of six skulls from MOR's collections that presents t
 he growth of T. rex - from a small\, juvenile specimen to the largest T. r
 ex skull ever discovered. With the opening of The Tyrant Kings\, MOR joins
  an elite group of museums around the world to display real\, fossilized T
 . rex skeletons. The overwhelming majority of museums display replicas or 
 casts\, not actual fossil skeletons. Discovered in 1997 near Fort Peck\, M
 ont.\, and owned by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers\, Montana's T. rex wa
 s originally named "Peck's Rex." Museum of the Rockies rename\n\nDistinctl
 y Montana: https://www.distinctlymontana.com/event/tyrant-kings-tyrannosau
 rus-rex-exhibit-opening-bozeman-april-11th
URL:https://www.distinctlymontana.com/event/tyrant-kings-tyrannosaurus-rex-
 exhibit-opening-bozeman-april-11th
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