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Carnegie Museum of Natural History is in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Many of the museum's collection specimens are from the local area, including our Botany, Invertebrate Paleontology, and Herpetology specimens. Our collections and our community often influence our work, whether that includes researching climate change, air pollution improvements from the closing of steel mills in the city, or invasive species.
Protoceratops andrewsi
Protoceratops andrewsi lived about 80 million years ago in what is now Mongolia and China. These horned dinosaurs stood only about two and a half feet tall and were an earlier relative of the famous Triceratops.
Seen above is a immature male Protoceratops andrewsi on display at Carnegie Museum of Natural History in Pittsburgh.
Where will they go next?
