Jurassic Morrison Ceratosaurus(?) Tooth VF-JC-24-010 Triassic This is a very interesting

This is a very interesting dinosaur tooth

The overall tooth shape and serration count lead to the Ceratosaurus interpretation

The remarkable feature of this slab is the striking red fortification agate in the center

The specimen was recovered from a channel sandstone lens in the Brushy Basin Member of the Morrison Formation

The force of the eruption was such that surrounding forests were uprooted

Jurassic Morrison Ceratosaurus(?) Tooth VF-JC-24-010 Triassic This is a very interestingCeratosaurus(?) sp. Morrison Formation Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado This is a very interesting dinosaur tooth. We have assigned a provisional identification as Ceratosaurus based on the following characteristics. The tooth is either a maxillary or mandibular tooth. It is 3. 4 cm long and 1. 5 cm wide at the base of the tooth. It is recurved, symmetrical, and is slender and compressed in cross section with parallel carinae. The serrations are