Jurassic Morrison Camarasaurus Metacarpal VF-DB-21-001 Miocene and horsetails

and horsetails

It is over 2 cm across and appears to be a globular fruit

Recent sources include both Azolla and Salvinia in Salviniaceae

This specimen is a very good example of one of the smallest of the Order Reptantia (lobsters) found in the Solnhofen deposits

and perennial or annual herbaceous plants

Jurassic Morrison Camarasaurus Metacarpal VF-DB-21-001 Miocene and horsetailsCamarasaurus sp. metacarpal Morrison Formation Upper Jurassic Moffat County, Colorado This specimen is a metacarpal of Camarasaurus in its original matrix. The bone is very well preserved and has excellent detail. It probably represents the 4th digit of the right manus. The bone is 10 inches long and 3. 5 inches at its broadest point. Restoration includes a 1 inch sliver about mid shaft. Other minor restoration is filling of natural fractures and a