Jurassic Morrison Apatosaurus Tooth VF-JC-24-049 Miocene The tooth is either a

The tooth is either a maxillary or mandibular tooth

and a body more massive than a T-Rex

The four rear legs are long for skimming over the water's surface and the front pair of legs is short and used to capture food

with only Amphicoelias

one near the umbilicus and the second approximately two-thirds of the distance from the umbilicus toward the ventral edge

Jurassic Morrison Apatosaurus Tooth VF-JC-24-049 Miocene The tooth is either aApatosaurus sp. Morrison Formation Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado This is a good example of the rare tooth of a juvenile Apatosaurus. It is 2. 5 cm long and 4 mm wide at the base of the tooth section. It is very well preserved for such a delicate relic. This tooth has a ware facet. The tooth surface texture and a few subtle striations are diagnostic of the genera. This example was collected in close association with other Apatosaurus skull