New plateosaurus in natural history museum

This video is called Plateosaurus Tribute.

On Wednesday 30 September, a recently aquired plateosaurus fossil skeleton will be assembled in Naturalis museum in Leiden, the Netherlands.

This assembling will be open to the museum public.

The plateosaurus is over five meter in size. It is from Frick in Switzerland, where over a hundred specimens of this dinosaur have been discovered in a mass grave.

This will be the third dinosaur in the Naturalis museum.

Special Issue: Unearthing the Anatomy of Dinosaurs: New Insights Into Their Functional Morphology and Paleobiology: here.

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