Specimen Data
| % | Name | Discovered | Museum | Museum city | Discoverer | Formation | Location |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 46 | Wankel | 1988 | Museum of the Rockies | Bozeman, MT | Kathy Wankel | Hell Creek Formation | Montana |
| 85 | Sue | 1990 | Field Museum of Natural History | Chicago, IL | Sue Hendrickson | Hell Creek Formation | Faith, South Dakota |
| 65 | Stan | 1987 | Black Hills Institute of Geological Research, Inc. | Hill City, SD | Stan Sacrison | Hell Creek Formation | Buffalo, South Dakota |
| 50 | Jane | 2001 | Burpee Museum of Natural History | Rockford, IL | Jane Solem | Hell Creek Formation | Montana |
| 34 | Bucky | 1998 | The Children's Museum of Indianapolis | Indianapolis, IN | Bucky Derflinger | Hell Creek Formation | Faith, South Dakota |
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