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4---sloth tooth
known as osteoderms or scutes
it picked up shells along the way to its final resting-place
which is related to lungfishes and tetrapods
The American paleontologist Edward Drinker Cope first described Edaphosaurus in 1882
Edmontosaurus, cervical vertebra Dimetrodon 4---sloth toothThis replica Edmontosaurus cervical vertebra was collected as part of a 60% complete skeleton in the Cretaceous, Hell Creek Formation of southern North Dakota. This is 1 of 2 vertebra available from this specimen. The skeleton is on exhibit at the West Virginia Geological Survey Museum in Morgantown, WV Shipping Included