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(Top): Precious white Opal replacement of a fossil vertebra from a 115-million-year-old plesiosaur. This specimen, from White Cliffs, New South Wales, Australia, weighs 822.5 carats and measures 60 × 50 × 45 mm. It is very rare to find gem-quality Opal fossils like this intact, because gem cutters usually cut them up for production of gems for jewelry (FMNH H443). Bottom: Charles Knight mural of a plesiosaur [CK34T_JW].
527750
Opal and Plesiosaurus
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  • GEO86518_3026Cd
  • H443
  • Figure 86
  • 12991
  • 5776
  • https://www.fieldmuseum.org/sites/default/files/GEO86518_3026Ad.JPG
  • 1699343
  • 31562
  • https://www.fieldmuseum.org/sites/default/files/ckearney/2021/03/29/opalized-vertebra-field-museum-geo86518_3026ad.jpg
Corals once flourished where Chicago now stands. Large reefs existed here in the mid-Silurian time, 430 million years ago. Paleozoic Era, Silurian Period. 9' x 11' mural painted by Charles R. Knight .
527115
Silurian Period
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  • CK50T
  • GE558
Corals once flourished where Chicago now stands. Large reefs existed here in the mid-Silurian time, 430 million years ago. Paleozoic Era, Silurian Period. 9' x 11' mural painted by Charles R. Knight.
526642
Silurian Period
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  • CSGEO59397
  • GE558
David Layman, Exhibits Electrician. Ground Sloth skeleton and Charles Knight mural. Teeth, Tusks, and Tar Pits exhibit Construction progress. These are Robert Hines murals.
2042047
Teeth, Tusks, and Tar Pits
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  • GN87406_8c
Charles Knight mural: Uintatherium
2007150
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_8
  • GE 571
Charles Knight mural: Uintatherium
2007151
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_9
  • GE 571
Charles Knight mural: Uintatherium
2007143
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_11
  • GE 571
Charles Knight mural: Mammoth
2007144
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_2
  • GE 577
Charles Knight mural: Mammoth
2007145
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_3
  • GE 577
Charles Knight mural: Ground Sloths
2007148
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_6
  • GE 557
Charles Knight mural: Uintatherium
2007149
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_7
  • GE 571
Charles Knight mural: Ground Sloths
2007146
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_4
  • GE 575
Charles Knight mural: Ground Sloths
2007147
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_5
  • GE 575
Charles Knight mural: Mammoth
2007141
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_1
  • GE 577
Charles Knight mural: Uintatherium
2007142
Knight murals
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  • GEO85878_10
  • GE 571
Nearly two billion years ago, volcanic activity was widespread, but the surface of the earth had cooled enough so that oceans could form. In this scene, life has not yet begun. Text above mural: Our infant world was barren and lifeless; volcanic activity reached a peak early in the history of the earth, 2 billion years ago. Part of a Triptych of three murals. Charles R. Knight painting or mural installed circa 1928, shown on wall above Carboniferous Forest diorama in Hall 38 Fossil Vertebrates.
525777
The World Before There was Life
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  • CK23T
  • GE555
Apatosaurus (Brontosaurus) end of Jurassic, Mesozoic Charles R. Knight painting or mural. Knight's classic portrait of the enormous brontosaur Apatosurus. At the time he painted this mural, the skull of Apatosaurus was not known and the head was restored based on the skull of the Camarasaurus, another sauropod dinosaur. Signed Chas. R. Knight 1930
527091
Apatosaurus (Brontosaurus)
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  • CK5T
  • GE566
Giant Kangaroos and Wombats. Charles Knight, sketch or study painting.
2005796
Kangaroos and Wombats
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  • CSGEO59022
  • GE581 study
Paul Brunsvold in front of Charles R. Knight Painting of T.rex and Triceratops. Life Over Time exhibit Developer
1728170
Paul Brunsvold
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  • GN86044_8
Map, Mong Tzeu. Charles Knight painting of Proterozoic era in the background.
525956
Map of China
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  • CSA63044
  • GE556
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