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Their name means “mountain teeth” and the sharp ridges of their molars were ideal for grinding the diverse foliage of grassy prairies as well as roots and shoots in wooded areas
radiocarbon dated to 19
Three (3) AAA batteries
This specimen first appeared in the Fourth Edition of the Mini Museum
Polished Dinosaur Dung (Coprolite) Slice maiasaura Their name means “mountain teeth”This specimen is a polished slice of agatized coprolite or "dinosaur dung" from the Morrison Formation in Utah. It is attributed to a 150,000,000 year old sauropod, a long necked herbivorous dinosaur. A small information card is also enclosed, which also serves as the certificate of authenticity. Please Note: The specimens vary in size, shape and color. Each is completely unique!
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