Featured at the Houston Museum of Natural Science
Monitor Lizard Skeleton on Display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science
This exceptionally preserved monitor lizard skeleton was professionally prepared by Lindgren Fossils and is displayed as part of the Houston Museum of Natural Science's paleontology collection. Every bone was meticulously exposed and stabilized to meet the standards required for permanent museum exhibition.
Museum Display at HMNS
Museum Display at Houston Museum of Natural Science
This museum-quality specimen, prepared by Lindgren Fossils, is on permanent display at the Houston Museum of Natural Science. Exhibits like this help introduce thousands of visitors each year to the remarkable fossils of Wyoming's Green River Formation and the craftsmanship required to prepare them for exhibition.
Featured at the Smithsonian
Smithsonian Institution
A fossil bat prepared by Lindgren Fossils is part of the Smithsonian's scientific collection. The exceptional preservation of this Green River Formation specimen provides researchers and museum visitors an opportunity to study one of the world's finest fossil deposits.
Whiteside Museum of Natural History
The Lindgren Hall of Ichthyology
The Whiteside Museum of Natural History honored Anthony Lindgren by dedicating the Lindgren Hall of Ichthyology in recognition of his contributions to Green River Formation paleontology, his support of scientific research, and his longstanding collaboration with the museum.