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I am parting with some of my personal collection to hopefully make room for some new projects! This is REAL fossil dinosaur material- whether you want to restore and display dinosaur fossils, or you’re looking for some substantial material for crafting, this is a rare and and exceptional offer.
Offered here are three associated, field-stabilized hadrosaur or duck-billed dinosaur fossil bones. Discovered in Garfield County, Montana each fossil is approximately 9–11 inches long individually. Two remain enclosed in aluminum foil field jackets, while the third is protected in bubble wrap due to extensive fragmentation. All three are unprepared and are offered together as a single fossil preparation project. These fossils were discovered by in the famous Hell Creek Formation, dating to the very end of the Cretaceous Period, approximately 66–68 million years ago.The most likely dinosaur identification is Edmontosaurus, potentially Edmontosaurus annectens, the characteristic large duck-billed dinosaur known from the Hell Creek Formation. Identification to species is tentative.Specimen Information:* Dinosaur: Hadrosauridae (duck-billed dinosaur)
* Probable genus: Edmontosaurus
* Possible species: Edmontosaurus annectens
* Geological formation: Likely Hell Creek Formation
* Geological age: Late Cretaceous, Maastrichtian (approximately 66–68 million years old)
* Discovery location: Garfield County, Montana, USA
* Bone identification: Unidentified skeletal elements, including elongated bones or bone sections possibly representing limb elements
* Preparation: Field stabilized, otherwise unpreparedCondition and Preservation:All three bones remain in their original field-stabilized condition, with some surrounding sediment and matrix still present.The specimens have not undergone any professional laboratory preparation. Two of the three bones are relatively solid and stable, while the third has substantial fragmentation and will be a puzzle to restore.
