Edmontosaurus Tendons in Original Matrix

Edmontosaurus Tendons in Original MatrixFinding pieces of tendon in the field are a fairly common find. Finding two complete tendons, not so much. Glue was poured around the area of the tendons to solidify it enabling the removal of this specimen intact. No repair or restoration. Includes a custom stand. 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

Obtaining ‘tar pit’ fossils is nearly impossible today

This prehistoric mammal was one of the largest terrestrial mammals of its time

serrated teeth perfect for hunting whales and other large marine mammals

the Dakotas

such as Brachylophosaurus

It forms in cubes or clusters and was once used to start fires

Habitat and Range: Otodus obliquus is believed to have inhabited warm

as whale species evolved and some migration patterns shifted

Vegetation around river channels and wetlands

with estimates suggesting it could grow up to 30 feet (9

Look closely — some pieces even contain ancient plant or insect remains

a neighborhood and stretch of shoreline within Venice