Edmontosaurus dinosaur skin impression Stegosaurus Holotype - TCMI 2004

Holotype - TCMI 2004

during the Pliocene

endemic to North America during the Pleistocene epoch (1

that is commonly referred to as Harlan's ground sloth in honor of American paleontologist Dr

It is believed to be 1

Edmontosaurus dinosaur skin impression Stegosaurus Holotype - TCMI 2004Dinosaur skin impressions are quite rare. We often find bone, which tells us about the osteology of these ancient animals, however typically the soft parts of the animals decayed and were not preserved. Skin impressions are rare, but when found, and, if carefully prepared, they help us to more accurately envision what they would have looked like in life. This hadrosaur skin impression is from an original specimen. Age: Late Cretaceous Maastrichtian