Edmontosaurus Jaw in Sandstone Matrix- Wyoming

Edmontosaurus Jaw in Sandstone Matrix- WyomingA fragment of Edmontosaurus jaw embedded in a sandstone matrix, recovered from the Lance Formation in Wyoming. This site is renowned for its abundance of Edmontosaurus fossils, often referred to as a vast hadrosaur graveyard, making it highly likely that unearthed specimens belong to this species. The Lance Formation in Wyoming, a geological formation from the Late Cretaceous period, is known for its rich fossil content, including the remains of

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is one of the world's most significant Miocene epoch marine fossil sites

Occasional lighter or mottled crowns where minerals have soaked in unevenly

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It appears that there was some effort to keep the tooth on the small bit of matrix

The nesting grounds indicate that these dinosaurs lived in large

There is no coating on the tooth

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suggesting that these sharks inhabited coastal and shelf waters extensively

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