Edmontosaurus Jaw Wyoming

This Edmontosaurus jaw fragment shows well-preserved, intact tooth grooves and comes with a custom, in-house–made display stand. Recovered from the Lance Formation in Wyoming, this specimen reflects the site’s reputation as a vast Edmontosaurus graveyard, where countless hadrosaur fossils have been unearthed. A striking piece of Late Cretaceous history, it offers both scientific interest and excellent display value.

The Lance Formation in Wyoming, a geological formation from the Late Cretaceous period, is known for its rich fossil content, including the remains of hadrosaurs, a group of duck-billed dinosaurs. Among the most intriguing discoveries from this region are the fossilized tendons of these hadrosaurs, which offer unique insights into the anatomy and physiology of these prehistoric creatures.