Set of 11 Dinosaur Replicas at Prehistoric Gardens, Oregon Coast

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DINOSAUR EGGS Nearly 70 million years ago, a horn-faced, plant-eating dinosaur laid eggs similar to these replicas now on display at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. Fossil dinosaur eggs were first discovered by the Roy Chapman Andrews expedition to the Gobi Desert in 1923. Published By The West In Color, 2491 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, Calif. 95051 S-8314-4 HERE SEYMOURIA Seymouria lived during lower Permian times, 230 million years ago. He is regarded as the "grand- father reptile", one of the "missing links" be- tween the primitive amphibians and the reptiles. These life-size replicas are displayed in Oregon's rain forest at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. Published by The West in Color 961 E. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, Calif. 94087 S-44179-1 HERE DIMETRODON One of the Pelycosaurs, Dimetrodon was one of the primitive reptiles that lived during the upper Permian times, 200 million years ago. Although he was only 11 feet long, he was the largest land-living meat eater of his time. His life-size replica is on display at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. Published By The West In Color, 2491 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, Calif. 95051 S-16868-4 HERE TRACHADON The Trachadon was one of the many duck-billed dinosaurs that lived near the water during the late Cretaceous period, 70 million years ago. This replica is at the Prehistoric Gardens, Oregon Coast Highway 101. Published by The West in Color, 862 Oregon Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. S-79902 HERE BRACHIOSAURUS Brachiosaurus, which means "Arm lizard", was the largest dinosaur of all time; 86 feet long, his head was 46 feet from the ground and his estimated weight was over 85 tons. A harmless plant-eater, he lived during the Jurassie period, 100 million years ago. His life-sized replica may be seen at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. Pub. by The West in Color, 2491 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, Calif. 95051 S-79901 HERE ICHTHYOSAUR A fish-like reptile that lived during the Jurassic period, 125 million years ago. It was perfectly streamlined like the modern porpoise, and al- though it was an air breathing reptile, it was helpless as a fish if stranded on shore. Dis- played at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway near Port Orford. Published by The West in Color, 862 Oregon Ave., Palo Alto, Calif. S-23689-1 HERE NCO 219 Prehistoric Gardens, Oregon Coast Highway. Lo- Icated between Port Orford and Gold Beach on the scenic Oregon Coast, Prehistoric Gardens attracts thousands of visitors annually to view the con- crete restorations of many extinct animals that roamed the earth centuries ago. The setting in a "Rain Forest" among dense woods is particu- larly impressive. Pub. by Northwest Curio & Postcard Co., 917 Island Ave., Boise, Idaho Photo by Mike Quaglia S-62790-2 HERE ERYOPS Eryops, which means "drawn out eye", was an ancient relative of the modern frogs and sala- manders. He lived during the lower Permian period, 225 million years ago. Eryops was a meat-eating labyrinthodont amphibian, and although he was only 7 feet long, he was the largest animal of his time. His replica is dis- played in his natural setting at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. Published By The West In Color, 2491 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, Calif. 95051 S-41005-1 HERE STEGOSAURUS Stegosaurus, which means literally "roofed lizard", was one of the armored plant- eating dinosaurs that lived during the upper Jurassic times, 120 million years ago. He was 26 feet long, weighed from 8 to 10 tons, and had a brain the size of a walnut. His life-size replica is displayed in a natural setting of ferns and other primitive plants at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. Pub. by the West in Color, 961 E. El Camino Real, Sunnyvale, Calif. S-15635-3 HERE STRUTHIOMIMUS One of the bird-like Dinosaurs that lived during the middle Cretaceous period, 100 mil- lion years ago. He had a toothless beak, hand- like front feet and powerful hind legs and tail. His name means literally "ostrich mimic." These replicas may be seen at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Oregon Coast Highway 101. West in Color, 2491 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, California - 95051 S-23688-2 HERE ELASMOSAURUS One of the Plesiosaurs, large marine reptiles that lived during the late Cretaceous period, 70 million years ago. 50 feet long, weighing 8 to 10 tons, it had a huge turtle-like body and a long snake-like neck and head. They spent their lives in the water, coming out on land to bask in the sun or lay their eggs, just as the modern sea turtle does today. This life size replica may be seen at the Prehistoric Gardens on the Southern Oregon Coast on Highway 101. West in Color, 2491 El Camino Real, Santa Clara, California - 95051 S-24778-4 HERE