210 million-year-old dinosaur fossils under restoration in Vienna(1/4)

A paleontologist works on the 210-million-year old fossils of a Plateosaurus at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria. The dinosaur skeleton is a permanent loan from the Dinosaur Museum Frick in Switzerland and is restored and put together by the Natural History Museum in Vienna, where the Plateosaurus will be displayed later this year. (Photo/IC)

A paleontologist works on the 210-million-year old fossils of a Plateosaurus at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria. The dinosaur skeleton is a permanent loan from the Dinosaur Museum Frick in Switzerland and is restored and put together by the Natural History Museum in Vienna, where the Plateosaurus will be displayed later this year. (Photo/IC)

A paleontologist works on the 210-million-year old fossils of a Plateosaurus at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria. The dinosaur skeleton is a permanent loan from the Dinosaur Museum Frick in Switzerland and is restored and put together by the Natural History Museum in Vienna, where the Plateosaurus will be displayed later this year. (Photo/IC)

A paleontologist works on the 210-million-year old fossils of a Plateosaurus at the Natural History Museum in Vienna, Austria. The dinosaur skeleton is a permanent loan from the Dinosaur Museum Frick in Switzerland and is restored and put together by the Natural History Museum in Vienna, where the Plateosaurus will be displayed later this year. (Photo/IC)