Table 1.1 in One Hundred Years of Tyrannosaurus rex: The Skeletons

Table 1.1. Summary of Tyrannousaurus Rex Skeletons by Year of Excavation (as of August 2006)
LocationYear ExcavatedSpecimen No. / NameDiscoverer, YearState/ ProvinceNo. of Elements% of SkeletonSkull / PartsSex *Current Location11900BMNH R7994Brown, 1900WY4013Y-Natural History Museum, London, England21902-1905CM 9380Brown, 1902MT3411YFCarnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA31902CM 1400Peterson, 1902WY2910Y?Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA41908AMNH 5027Brown, 1908MT14348YM?American Museum of Natural History, NY, NY51967MOR008MacMannis, 1967MT4615YF?Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT61967-1969LACM 23844Garbani, 1966MT7425YMNatural History Museum of LA County, LA, CA71967LACM 23845Garbani. 1969MT3712Y?Natural History Museum of LA County, LA, CA81981SDSM 12047Floden, 1980SD8227YM?Museum of Geology, South Dakota School of Mines and Technology, Rapid City, SD91981RTMP 81.12.1Sternberg, 1946AB4916YMRoyal Tyrrell Museum of Palaentology, Drumheller, AB101981RTMP 81.6.1 Black BeautyBaker, 1980AB8528YFRoyal Tyrrell Museum of Palaentology, Drumheller, AB111981MOR 009 Hager rexHager, 1981MT5819N?Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT121983, 2003NMMNH PR1081Staton and LaPoint, 1982NM103Y?New Mexico Museum of Natural History and Science, Albuquerque, NM131990MOR 555 Wankel T. rexWankel, 1988MT14649YMMuseum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT141990FMNH PR2081 SueHendrickson, 1990SD21973YfField Museum, Chicago, IL151992, 1993, 2003BHI 3033 StanSacrison, 1987SD19063YMBlack Hills Institute of Geological Research, Hill City, SD161992SamsonZimmerscheid, 1987SD12140YFPrivate, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Pittsburgh, PA171992DMNH 2827Fickle, 1992CO103N7Denver Museum of Nature & Science, Denver, CO181993BowmanPearson, 1992ND45+15+N7Pioneer Trails Regional Museum, Bowman, ND191993-1996, 2006BHI 4100 DuffySacrison, 1993SD7926%Y7Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, Hill City, SD201993UWGM 181Pallen, 1993MT207Y7Geological Museum, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Wl211994-2001RSM 2523.8 ScottyGebhardt, 1991SK120+40+YFT. rex Discovery Centre, Eastend, SK221994-1995BHI 6219007Garstka, 1994ND122Y7Various, incl. Black Hills Inst. Geol. Res., Hill City, SD231995BHI 6239 StevenSacrison, 1995SD155NF?Black Hills Inst. Geol. Res., Hill City, SD241995LDP 977-2 PetePatchus, 1995WY35+12+N7Univ. New Orleans, New Orleans, LA251995-1996BarnumTheisen, 1995WY4716N7Private261996-1998BHI 4182 FoxFox, 1994SD2910YF?Black Hills Inst. Geol. Res., Hill City, SD271997-2004MOR 980 Pecks RexTremblay, 1997MT120+40+YMFt. Peck Paleo. Station, Ft. Peck, MT281997TinkerEatman, 1997SD7324Y7Private291998-1999OlliePfister, 1998MT12441Y7Great Plains Paleo., Madison, Wl301998Rex BAlley, 1998SD248YMBlack Hills Inst. Geol. Res., Hill City, SD311999Rex-CAlley, 1999SD186YFPrivate, SD322000BHI 6248 E. D. CopeDerlinger, 1999SD3010Y?Black Hills Inst. Geol. Res., Hill City, SD332000MontyLandowner, 1999WY5318Y?Babiarz Inst. Paleon. Studies, Mesa, AZ342000-2003MOR 1125 B-rexHarmon, 2000MT11137YFMuseum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT352000-2001MOR 1126 C-rexHomer, 2000MT269Y?Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT362001UCRC PV1Zerbst, before 1950WY60+20+N?University of Chicago, Chicago, IL372001UMNH 110000Difley and Saharatian, 2001UT269Y?Utah Museum of Natural History, Salt Lake City, UT382001-2002TCM 2001.90.1 BuckyDerflinger, 1998SD10134NFThe Children's Museum, Indianapolis, IN392001MOR 1128 G-rexWilson, 2001MT237NFMuseum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT402001MOR 1152 F-rexStewart, 2001MT25?8?N?Museum of the Rockies, Bozeman, MT412001-2002OttoPfister, 2001MT3211N?Great Plains Paleontology, Madison, Wl422002-2003MOR/USNM N-rexMyrhvold, 2001MT4013Y?National Museum of Natural History, Washington, DC432002-2004BHI 6230 WyrexWells and Wyrick, 2002MT11438YMBlack Hills Institute of Geological Research, Hill City, SD442003-2005LACM 7509/10167 ThomasCurry, 2003MT110+37+Y?Natural History Museum of Los Angles County, LA, CA452004-2005WayneOlson, 2004ND248N?Private, Fargo, ND2005IvanOlson, 2005SD11639N?Private, Fargo, ND
Note—See text and Figure 1.1.
* Sex: M, gracile morph; F, robust morph. See P. Larson (this volume).