Pachycephalosaurus sp.

Pachycephalosaurus Claw & Phalanx | Fossil

Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp.

Pachycephalosaurus Claw & Phalanx

This is a specimen of the foot, claw, and phalanx (finger bone) of the pachycephalosaur Pachycephalosaurus. Found in the Hell Creek Formation, Montana. They were excavated together from the same location and are highly likely to be from the same individual.

Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp. Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp.
Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp. Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp.
Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp. Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp.
Finger of Pachycephalosaurus sp.
Specs
Period
Late Cretaceous
Size
36.0 x 17.3 x 12.1 mm (Claw),
19.4 x 19.4 x 14.6 mm (Phalanx 1),
26.2 x 20.5 x 14.9 mm (Phalanx 2)
Locality
Hell Creek Formation, Dawson Country, Montana, USA.
Acquisition

It is common to see claws and phalanges of Pachycephalosaurus sold separately, but it is rare for them to be available together.

Date Acquired
September 2016
Acquired from
Master Fossil

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