SUE the T. rex

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SUE the T. rex is one of the largest, most complete, and best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons ever discovered, and a world-famous centerpiece of dinosaur paleontology.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Tyrannosaurus rex specimen
fossil skeleton
paleontological specimen
auctionedAt Sotheby’s
auctionYear 1997
catalogNumber FMNH PR 2081
clade Theropoda
class Reptilia
culturalSignificance iconic dinosaur in popular culture
discoveredBy Sue Hendrickson
discoveredInCountry United States
discoveredInFormation Hell Creek Formation
discoveredInState South Dakota
discoveredNear Faith, South Dakota
discoveredOn 1990-08-12
displayedAt Field Museum of Natural History
displayedInCity Chicago
displayedInCountry United States
displayedInState Illinois
estimatedAgeInMillionsOfYears 67
estimatedHeightAtHipsInMeters 4
estimatedMassInKilograms 9000
estimatedTotalLengthInMeters 12.3
exhibitedInHall Evolving Planet
family Tyrannosauridae
genus Tyrannosaurus
geologicalAge Late Cretaceous
geologicalStage Maastrichtian
hasReplicaDisplays yes
hasSkullDisplayedSeparately yes
kingdom Animalia
movedToNewExhibit 2019
nicknameOrigin named after discoverer Sue Hendrickson
notableFor being one of the best-preserved Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons
being one of the largest Tyrannosaurus rex specimens
being one of the most complete Tyrannosaurus rex skeletons
order Saurischia
ownedBy Field Museum of Natural History
phylum Chordata
publicExhibitOpened 2000
purchasedBy Field Museum of Natural History
purchasePriceInUSD 8600000
record most expensive dinosaur fossil at time of sale
replicasDisplayedIn multiple museums worldwide
sex unknown
skeletonCompleteness approximately 90 percent
skullDisplayedAt Field Museum of Natural History
subjectOf numerous scientific studies
taxon Tyrannosaurus rex
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usedFor education and outreach in paleontology

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SUE the T. rex taxon Tyrannosaurus rex
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American Museum of Natural History hasNotableObject Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton
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Sue Hendrickson discovered Tyrannosaurus rex specimen "Sue"
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Sue Hendrickson hasPartNamedAfterHer Tyrannosaurus rex specimen "Sue" at the Field Museum of Natural History
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Faith, South Dakota nearby Tyrannosaurus rex fossil discovery site "Sue"
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Faith, South Dakota hasNotableFossilAssociation Tyrannosaurus rex specimen "Sue"
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Hunt for the Past about Tyrannosaurus rex fossil "Sue"
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