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but there has been no parent body found as yet for the ureilites

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The discovery of this taxon highlights a mosaic evolution pattern in early sauropods

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J435- Lovely Tiny Thescelosaurus sp Ornithischian Dinosaur Tooth - Late Cretaceous - Lance Fm Ganolepis but there has been noThescelosaurus fossils are found in the Lance Creek Formation (FM) in Wyoming, a Late Cretaceous rock layer famous for yielding remains of this small, burrowing herbivorous dinosaur alongside giants like T. rex, with the first specimens discovered there by John Bell Hatcher in 1891, leading to its name meaning "wondrous lizard". These fossils, often with small bones and teeth, show adaptations for digging and a more solitary life, contrasting with