Jurassic Morrison Apatosaurus Tooth VF-JC-24-045 Beetle The genus was formerly known

The genus was formerly known as Cymatophlebia

producing spores of differing sizes

The slab is repaired

The family Adoxaceae has about 20 living species today in temperate to subtropical regions in much of the world

There is a 3 mm patch of restoration about one-third of the way down the anterior keel

Jurassic Morrison Apatosaurus Tooth VF-JC-24-045 Beetle The genus was formerly knownApatosaurus sp. Morrison Formation Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado This is a very fine example of the rare tooth of Apatosaurus. It is 3 cm long and 1 cm wide at the base of the tooth section. It is very well preserved for such a delicate relic. This tooth shows a tiny bit of ware polish, but no ware facet is developed at the very tip of the tooth. The tooth surface texture and a few subtle striations are diagnostic of the genera. This example