Eocene Chadron Megacerops VF-WR-19-001 Fossil Insect and most are found in

and most are found in riparian or other wetland habitats in the wild

unnamed genus more primitive

Chevron bones of this particular form were initially believed to be unique to Diplodocus

This extraordinary example is interpreted to be an undescribed Birthwort leaf possible from the family Aristolochiaceae

5 serrations per millimeter which is small for an adult Torvosaurus

Eocene Chadron Megacerops VF-WR-19-001 Fossil Insect and most are found inMegacerops sp. Chadron Formation White River Group Late Eocene Niobrara County, Wyoming This is a lower jaw section of the Late Eocene "Titanothere" Megacerops. The jaw section contains a single M3 molar. The preservation is excellent. The jaw section is 12 inches long and 13 inches tall. The molar is 4 inches long. The tooth preservation is exceptional. The jaw section displays the articular process, the coronoid process, and the mandibular foramen.