Edmontosaurus Hadrosaur phalanx toe bone rib Hell Creek Genuine Fossil USA

Edmontosaurus Fossil Phalanx Toe bone with partial rib in matrix

Location: Wyoming USA

Formation: Hell creek

Matrix size: 110mm - 4 & 8/16"

Age: 65million years old

Hadrosaur Fossil Dinosaur Toe bone with partial rib and another partial bone in matrix.

The toe bone is in fantastic condition. it does have a glue repair to one of the ends. All natural besides the repair and has great brown hell creek colours. Has the distinct shape of the Phalanx so makes it easily identifiable.

The partial looks to be a rib bone, and also has the classic Hell creek colour.

The other bone is more an impression and I was unable identify it.

They all sit in situ, in their original positions. The hell creek matrix is very solid and hard so they could have been broken/ damaged if taken out.

This makes a great display piece that displays how they are found.

This will come with an information card and a Certificate of Authenticity.

Edmontosaurus meaning 'Edmonton lizard, after where it was found in Southern Alberta in what used to be called "Lower Edmonton" was a hadrosaurid

dinosaur genus from the Maastrichtian, the last stage of the Cretaceous period, 71-65 million years ago. A fully-grown adult could have been up to 30 feet long and

some of the large specimens reached the range of 40ft, it weighed in the region of 4 tonnes making it one of the largest hadrosaurids. It resembled Maiasaura in its shape and posture, though the two genera were quite different in size