Dragonfly (Odonata) Protolindenia wittei Gallimimus were cast by Sheriff Dennis

were cast by Sheriff Dennis Hereford on April 22

Its bony pectoral fins may have been used to dig in the bottom to loosen food items or crawl over land from pool to pool

11 inches high and 8 inches wide and weighs 19 pounds

Diplomystus dentatus is easily identified by its unique body shape and upturned mouth

Dragonfly (Odonata) Protolindenia wittei Gallimimus were cast by Sheriff DennisJurrasic, Solnhofen, Germany Specimen The Odonata are known to be ancient insects. The oldest recognizable fossils of the group belong to the Protodonata, an ancestral group that is now extinct. The earliest fossils so far discovered come from Upper Carboniferous (Pennsylvanian) sediments in Europe formed about 325 million years ago. Like modern day dragonflies, the Protodonata were fast flying with spiny legs that may have assisted in capturing prey;