10060 - Avaceratops Dinosaur Tail Vertebrae Bone - Judith River Fm - Montana Coccodus insignis Radioscutellum

Radioscutellum

P8 - Nicely Preserved 1

L25 - Outstanding 1

It is a magnificent example of the Moroccan Platyscutellum

The main rich levels in these paleontological taxons are in the deeper stratigraphic levels of the sedimentarian filling of the Ouled Abdoun Basin

10060 - Avaceratops Dinosaur Tail Vertebrae Bone - Judith River Fm - Montana Coccodus insignis RadioscutellumScientific name: Avaceratops lammersi. Dodson (1986) Location: Montana (Private Land Origin), USA Geological Formation: Judith River Formation Age: Upper Cretaceous, Campanian stage ( 78 million years) Size: 2,79cm long 2,28cm wide 2,03cm thick Ref: 10060 Avaceratops was a relatively small ceratopsian dinosaur from the late Cretaceous of North America. What makes its classification difficult however is the fact that its neck frill is short and lacks