Sauropod Dinosaur Vertebrae. Camarasaurus. Jurassic. Morrison Formation. Utah, USA. ... (Total: 2 Items)

Description

Sauropod Dinosaur Vertebrae
Camarasaurus
Jurassic
Morrison Formation
Utah, USA

This duo of fused Dinosaur Vertebrae come from a gigantic Sauropod which roamed present-day Utah. The offering from the renowned Morrison Formation are well-formed, with minimal compression and visible effects of the fossilization process. The articulated set is naturally associated and exhibits a rich dark, brownish coloration. The two bones each have partial processes that rise up from the cylindrical examples which are horizontally presented on a custom black metal base. Restoration, especially over the two extended processes, is visible but have been performed to result in this fine display specimen. The bonus of this Dinosaur remnant is really the natural association of two bones together for context. The merging of the fused pairing with the artistic base allows this to become integrated into any décor.
Overall Measurements: 15.75 x 13.39 x 6.69 inches (40.00 x 34.00 x 17.00 cm)

[Scale: 1 inch, with mark at 1 cm]

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