Jurassic Morrison Torvosaurus Tooth VF-DT-24-028 Solhofen dendrite This is a fine example

This is a fine example of a Merycoidodon lower jaw from the Middle Oligocene Brule Formation

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The fossil birds of the Green River are among the best preserved in the world and the avifauna provides documentation of the early diversification of major lineages after the Late Cretaceous mass extinction

The serrations on the mesial carina of the tooth appear to extend one half of the distance from tip to base of the crown

Apatosaurus would have lived aside dinosaurs such as Allosaurus

Jurassic Morrison Torvosaurus Tooth VF-DT-24-028 Solhofen dendrite This is a fine exampleTorvosaurus(?) sp. Morrison Formation Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado Here is a fine dinosaur tooth that we have interpreted to belong to the genus Torvosaurus. The tooth is 3. 5 cm long and 1. 5 cm wide at the base. It is somewhat recurved. The serrations on unrestored carinae are excellent. It has 2. 5 serrations per millimeter which is small for an adult Torvosaurus, however the serration characteristics are certainly not Allosaurus and