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Prognathodon kianda skeleton mosaic of blocks in the quarry.

This  is a skeleton we found in 2006 but had to bury for a later date when we had more time and were better equipped to collect it. In 2010, Anne Schulp and Mike Polcyn dug the specimen over a period of ten days, recovering the complete skull and skeleton up to the 2nd pygal vertebra. The tail is missing and the limbs and girdles may be there, but are currently unseen for now. As a bonus, we found a second animal in the gut area of the P. kianda specimen that may be stomach contents!

Picture of Euclastes turtle skull from Bentiaba