Jurassic Morrison Marshosaurus Tooth VF-JC-24-022 Fern Fossil Based on bone morphology

Based on bone morphology

The slab is repaired

increases rapidly in thickness to the southwest

Specimens referred to Torvosaurus gurneyi were initially claimed to be up to eleven meters1300 long but later shown to be smaller

Jurassic Morrison Marshosaurus Tooth VF-JC-24-022 Fern Fossil Based on bone morphologyMarshosaurus bicentesimus Morrison Formation Brushy Basin Member Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado This specimen is the largest Marshosaurus tooth discovered to date from our Dinosaur quarry. The tooth is 6. 3 cm long and 2 cm wide at the base of the crown. The tooth is slender in cross section and the serrations are smaller than other Morrison carnivorous dinosaurs. The serrations on the mesial carina of the tooth extend one half of the distance