Okla. Stat. tit. 25, § 25-98.6
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State fossil
Official statutory text
Because of the extraordinarily rich paleontological heritage of
the State of Oklahoma, the Legislature hereby declares Saurophaganax
Maximus to be the State Fossil of Oklahoma. This spectacular
dinosaur, the “greatest king of reptile eaters”, once roamed this
great land. It is only known from Oklahoma and has surpassed the
Tyrannosaurus rex, the “king of the dinosaurs”, as the greatest
predator of earth’s history.
the State of Oklahoma, the Legislature hereby declares Saurophaganax
Maximus to be the State Fossil of Oklahoma. This spectacular
dinosaur, the “greatest king of reptile eaters”, once roamed this
great land. It is only known from Oklahoma and has surpassed the
Tyrannosaurus rex, the “king of the dinosaurs”, as the greatest
predator of earth’s history.
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