"We are thrilled to have Apex on view at the Museum and grateful to Ken Griffin for his commitment to sharing this magnificent specimen with the public and for partnering with our Museum to do so," Sean M. Decatur, President of the American Museum of Natural History, expressed. The loan reflects Griffin's dedication to educational purpose, allowing public access to a significant paleontological find.
"Apex is thought to be the largest and one of the most complete Stegosaurus specimens discovered so far. Its intricate details are key for future paleontological research and understanding dinosaur biology," explained commercial paleontologist Jason Cooper, sharing insights on the specimen's significance.
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