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 ⓘ
linked to: SUE the T. rex
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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Senckenberg Natural History Museum → hasExhibit → Tyrannosaurus rex skeleton ⓘ
linked to: SUE the T. rex