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

Eldredgeia

Enchodus lamberti

Everything about this ferocious predator

See also Resser 1936 and Sepkoski 2002

It has been lightly polished to appreciate in detail its structures

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