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The Wyoming County Petroglyph
Echinoderms (Latin for "spiny skin") are named for their porous armor of calcite plates
The ribs are slightly inclined forward
The skull was nearly 3 feet long and filled with dozens of serrated razor-sharp teeth
Hang this tooth on your wall or place it in your collection of MEG teeth and watch how much attention it gets
Edmontosaurus, cervical vertebra Deinonychus The Wyoming County PetroglyphThis replica Edmontosaurus cervical vertebra was collected as part of a 60% complete skeleton in the Cretaceous, Hell Creek Formation of southern North Dakota. This is 1 of 2 vertebra available from this specimen. The skeleton is on exhibit at the West Virginia Geological Survey Museum in Morgantown, WV Shipping Included
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