Sue (better known as Susan) Hendrickson is a renowned American explorer and fossil collector. Her scientific work involves the discovery of the fossils of the remains of the dinosaur Tyrannosaurus rex in the South Dakota. To date, her discovery is one of the known or complete skeletons of the Tyrannosaurus that has been known so far.
A. On Sue, we have approximately 300 bones, and that includes some that aren't mounted yet. Her belly ribs, called gastralia, eventually will be mounted. She has some missing bones — one foot and one hand — but we had the others, so we could cast them. The last 8 inches of her tail and a couple vertebrae were missing, and that was all. For scientific purposes, she was complete. She's the largest, most complete, and best preserved of any T. rex ever found.
C. secondary succession. Primary succession occurs when there is no soil (lava, glacir) so this is <span>secondary succession hope this helps!!!</span>
