Jurassic Morrison Diplodocus Tooth VF-JC-24-041 Triassic The slab is 12 by

The slab is 12 by 10

This example does not display any secondary branching as seen in Pseudosalix and therefore is probably related to either of the ascribed genera

the volcanoes became active

ending in a tongue-shaped

One is of terrestrial fossils (mostly plants and insects)

Jurassic Morrison Diplodocus Tooth VF-JC-24-041 Triassic The slab is 12 byDiplodocus sp. Morrison Formation Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado Here is an excellent specimen of a Diplodocus tooth prepared in its original matrix. This example is 2. 3 cm long and 4 mm wide at the base of the tooth. The tooth does exhibit a little ware, but a ware facet is not fully developed. The transition to root is not visible at the base of the specimen. There is no repair or restoration other than filling of a few tiny natural