0.3" Crocodile Fossil Tooth Rooted Judith River Formation Montana Display Cyphaspis this proves that the Edmontosaurus

this proves that the Edmontosaurus in question was alive when it happened

this suggests Hypacrosaurus was a common prey species during its time

6 Inches Thick (Matriz)

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