Edmontosaurus Vetrebra - Wyoming

Edmontosaurus Vetrebra - WyomingThis Edmontosaurus vertebra has been professionally stabilized to ensure its long term preservation. It was recovered from the Lance Formation in Wyoming, a site well known for its Late Cretaceous fossils. Comes with a display stand for easy showcasing. The Lance Formation in Wyoming, a geological formation from the Late Cretaceous period, is known for its rich fossil content, including the remains of hadrosaurs, a group of duck billed dinosaurs.

hastalis specimen features well-preserved roots and a glossy enamel

It comes paired with a 25” stainless steel chain

known for its incredibly well-preserved Jurassic fossils

Their extinction left a notable impact on the ecosystems they once inhabited

Nice size Isurus desori tooth from South Carolina

Its thinly sliced structure allows for light to pass through the translucent olivine crystals

and a broad bony frill

with less known about its habits and range

and strong bourlettes between the crown and the root

including some famously large masses

a neighborhood and stretch of shoreline within Venice

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