10060 - Avaceratops Dinosaur Tail Vertebrae Bone - Judith River Fm - Montana Coccodus insignis It has been published recently

It has been published recently

Radioscutellum

It is not easy to find this type of pieces in these sites due to the destructive metholodology of many local miners

P8 - Nicely Preserved 1

The main rich levels in these paleontological taxons are in the deeper stratigraphic levels of the sedimentarian filling of the Ouled Abdoun Basin

10060 - Avaceratops Dinosaur Tail Vertebrae Bone - Judith River Fm - Montana Coccodus insignis It has been published recentlyScientific name: Avaceratops lammersi. Dodson (1986) Location: Montana (Private Land Origin), USA Geological Formation: Judith River Formation Age: Upper Cretaceous, Campanian stage ( 78 million years) Size: 2,79cm long 2,28cm wide 2,03cm thick Ref: 10060 Avaceratops was a relatively small ceratopsian dinosaur from the late Cretaceous of North America. What makes its classification difficult however is the fact that its neck frill is short and lacks