Western Flyer - John Steinbeck Fishing Boat Fragment - The Log from the Sea of Cortez mammoth 94" at the tallest point

94" at the tallest point

the alignment of a Mosasaur's teeth with "bony crypts" to protect emerging teeth also suggests Mosasaurs likely crushed bones as frequently as they tore into flesh

This specimen is a fragment of an Allosaurus vertebra recovered on private land from the Morrison Formation in Utah

Dating the amber itself is the challenge

52" on the longest edge

Western Flyer - John Steinbeck Fishing Boat Fragment - The Log from the Sea of Cortez mammoth 94" at the tallest pointA piece of literary history, straight from the deck of Steinbeck's journey through the Sea of Cortez. This is an authentic piece of the Western Flyer. Acclaimed as one of the greatest fiction writers of all time, John Steinbeck also produced one of the great works of travel and scientific writing: The Log from the Sea of Cortez. The book documents Steinbeck's 1940 expedition to the Gulf of California with his friend, marine biologist Ed Ricketts. The