10054 - Rare Centrosaurus Fossil Tooth Ceratopsid Dinosaur Judith River Fm - Montana Leviceraurus mammilloides Ellipsotaphrus

Ellipsotaphrus

It has been lightly polished to appreciate in detail its structures

Observed fall: No

Pseudocyclopyge

Enchodus lamberti

10054 - Rare Centrosaurus Fossil Tooth Ceratopsid Dinosaur Judith River Fm - Montana Leviceraurus mammilloides EllipsotaphrusScientific name: Centrosaurus apertus Ceratopsid Dinosaur Location: Eastern Montana (Private Land Origin), USA Geological Formation: Judith River Fm Age: Upper Cretaceous, Campanian stage ( 78 million years) Size: 1,27cm long 1,27cm wide 0,5cm thick Ref: 10054 Centrosaurus was large and heavily built. With a big curved nasal horn and sharply hooked spikes on its neck frill, an assault by Centrosaurus would likely have resulted in a giant stabbing and