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Edmontosaurus (Hadrosaur) Bones In Rock - Wyoming
This is a really cool fossil from the Late Cretaceous, Lance Creek Formation of Wyoming. It's a piece of sandstone containing numerous partial Hadrosaur (duck-billed dinosaur) bones. There is a jaw fragment, several partial ribs, and some partial limb bones. If you look closely there is even a few teeth partially exposed. The piece is nicely prepared to expose the bones. Comes with a display stand.
The Lance Creek Formation in Wyoming is the equivalent of the Hell Creek Formation farther north in Montana and the Dakotas. Edmontosaurus is a Hadrosaur, more commonly known as a Duck Billed Dinosaur and the most commonly found dinosaur in these formations. It had a massive battery of teeth which it used to grinding up the plants that it ate.
The Lance Creek Formation in Wyoming is the equivalent of the Hell Creek Formation farther north in Montana and the Dakotas. Edmontosaurus is a Hadrosaur, more commonly known as a Duck Billed Dinosaur and the most commonly found dinosaur in these formations. It had a massive battery of teeth which it used to grinding up the plants that it ate.
SPECIES
Edmontosaurus annectens
LOCATION
Wyoming
FORMATION
Lance Creek Formation
SIZE
Rock 10.5x8.6"
CATEGORY
SUB CATEGORY
ITEM
#56762
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