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Main Hall

The Main Hall is The Main Hall is the first space for visitors to view prior to their tour of the exhibition halls. Here they can see a large globe on which suboceanic topography is engraved and also skeletons of Edmontonia, Tyrannosaurus, and Maiasaura.

Globe with Ocean Floor Topography Globe with Ocean Floor Topography Globe with Ocean Floor Topography The globe, measuring 7 m in diameter and engraved with the suboceanic topography, stands aloft in the soaring two-story hall.
What is a dinosaur? What is a dinosaur? What is a dinosaur? Dinosauria (dinosaur in Greek) was first proposed by British paleontologist Richard Owen in 1842, which means 'fearfully great reptiles' in Greek.
Tyrannosaurus Tyrannosaurus Tyrannosaurus Along with the South American Giganotosaurus (about 14 meters) and the African Carcharodontosaurus (8 to 14 meters), the North American Tyrannosaurus is one of the largest land carnivore...
Edmontonia Edmontonia Edmontonia Edmontonia is a herbivorous ankylosuarian first discovered in the Edmonton Formation of Alberta, Canada in 1924, and its body, neck, and skull are covered with thick bony plates.
Maiasaura Maiasaura Maiasaura Maasaura is a herbivorous ornithopod dinosaur that became famous in the 1970s in Montana, USA, with the discovery of large scale spawning grounds buried in volcanic ash.
Stegosaurus Stegosaurus Stegosaurus Stegosaurus is a characteristic stegosaurian of Late Jurassic with two rows of large dorsal dermal plates and two pairs of tail spikes. Because of long...
Evolution of ceratopsian dinosaurs Evolution of ceratopsian dinosaurs Evolution of ceratopsian dinosaurs Ceratopsian dinosaurs are a unique group of ornithischians found only in Asia and North America. They commonly have large body mass of few tons like...
Pterosaurs Pterosaurs Pterosaurs Pterosaurs are very closely related to dinosaurs, but they have evolved separately before the dinosaurs. The oldest pterosaurs appeared about 215 million years ago...
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