Edmontosaurus Cervical Vertebra Process

This Edmontosaurus cervical vertebra process has a beautiful chocolate brown coloration with dark brown accents. Naturally well-preserved, it dates back to the Late Cretaceous period (approximately 66–70 million years ago). It was recovered from the Lance Formation in Wyoming, a site renowned for its rich dinosaur fossil record.

No restoration, some repair  7.5"x3.75"8.5" on stand

 Comes on a universal display stand, ready for presentation.

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.