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They're here ...
This exhibition closed September 10, 2000.
Exhibition Overview
Ready to meet a 72-ft. long Mamenchisaurus? Or the largest meat-eating
dinosaur known? Find these fascinating fossils and other exciting exhibits
at the Museum, March 4 through September 10. We are grateful to our
sponsors whose generosity has made this exhibition possible.
Fossils of our Region
Our illustrated field guide explores local fossils, including the first
nodosaur discovered in California.
Teacher's Guide
Introduce your classes to the science of Jurassic Park using this Resource
Guide, developed by the SDNHM Education Department.
Dinosaur Dig
Venture into Kids' Habitat and spend some time Finding
Fossils, pondering Meteors
and Mass Extinction, or finding out if you can Name
That Reptile!
The Science of
Jurassic Park
In the movies, scientists created dinosaurs from preserved DNA. Can it
be done in real life?
Dinosaurs of San
Diego County
Find out what discoveries have been made in this region, and why they
are rare events.
More on our Website
Explore more about dinosaurs, fossils, and paleontology on our website!
The Dinosaurs of Jurassic Park: The Lost World was produced by Dinosaur Exhibitions, LLC, under the direction of "Dino" Don Lessem, and in partnership with Universal Studios and Amblin Entertainment. The exhibition was designed by Museum Design Associates. Jurassic Park and Lost World are trademarks of Universal City Studios and Amblin Entertainment.