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Title

Psittacosaurus skeleton cast, Psittacosaurus meileyingensis

Description

A Psittacosaurus skeleton cast in the permanent collection of The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis.

Date

Cretaceous

Current location

The Children's Museum of Indianapolis

	Native name	The Children's Museum of Indianapolis
	Location	Indianapolis
	Coordinates	39° 48′ 39.00″ N, 86° 9′ 25.92″ W
	Established	1925
	Website	childrensmuseum.org

Indianapolis, IN

Accession number

2005.38.1

Source/Photographer

Michelle Pemberton

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