Maiasaura Vertebra - SOLD 3.75" Fossil sunny20-2024 or chips in the tooth

or chips in the tooth enamel

The Second Edition Touch Mini Museum (MM2) measures approximately 8" wide x 14 1/2" long x 1" thick

Note: The 1908 Cross Section specimen is a limited-time collector's item

The area was given the name Piguem Nonralta and did not appear in written history until 1576 CE

The specimen is encased in an acrylic specimen jar with foam padding cut to size for each individual specimen

Maiasaura Vertebra - SOLD 3.75" Fossil sunny20-2024 or chips in the toothMaiasaura was a large Ornithischian dinosaur from the Cretaceous Period. Related to Iguanodons, they are known primarily for nurturing their young past hatching, a behavior previously unknown of any dinosaur. The Maiasaura and its Hadrosaur cousins had specialized "duck bills" for mouths. These were in fact elongated rostral bone structures that gave the appearance of a beak, but actually housed hundreds of small teeth to grind through all manner of