J215 - Unusual Unidentified Dinosaur Set of 6 Egg Shells - Upper Jurassic - "The Young Locality" Morrison Fm Colpocoryphe bohemica 895'W Mass (g): 8-10 kg
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895'W Mass (g): 8-10 kg Pieces: 3 Class: Martian (shergottite) Ferrosilite (mol%): 39
Southwest TurkeyGeological Formation: Travertine Deposits of Denizli BasinAge: Pleistocene (<400k years)Size (long): 9
many of which originate from the surface of the asteroid 4 Vesta and as such are part of the HED (Howardite
length of spiders body and head ~ 1
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J215 - Unusual Unidentified Dinosaur Set of 6 Egg Shells - Upper Jurassic - "The Young Locality" Morrison Fm Colpocoryphe bohemica 895'W Mass (g): 8-10 kgHere we present an extremely rare eggshells fragments set from an unidentified dinosaur coming from the upper Jurassic of the famous Morrison geological formation. Extremely rare to find nowadays. They come from a well documented site called "The Young Locality" in Delta County, Colorado (USA). The exact ID is unknown but they are either ornithopod or a small theropod according to the last published papers. A rarity worthy of the most discerning