Rare Pteranodon Dinosaur-era fossil Tibia bone Cretaceous Kansas KS COA 6194
Here is a rare end of a tibia (lower leg) of. The most popular of all the dinosaur-age flying reptiles, the Pteranodon. Full name is Pteranodon longiceps, the largest of the pterosaurs. The tibia piece is about 1.7 inches wide.
It is the proximal end of the bone and would have engaged the femur in the leg. From the Cretaceous, about 70 million years ago. Found in the Niobrara Formation, Smoky Hill Chalk, Gove County, Kansas. My very favorite poster of all time is from the mural at the Peabody Museum at Yale University. Entitled "the Age of Reptiles", it is a 110-foot mural completed in 1947 that shows the different reptile and plant life during our ancient history.Just above the Tyrannosaurus rex, the artist chose to paint a Pteranodon. Not just any pterosaur, the Pteranodon is the species many of us "grew up" with. It is extremely hard to find real Pteranodon bones. Look not just for pterosaurs or pterodactyl, but Pteranodon.
Pteranodon is a genus of pterosaurs that included some of the largest known flying reptiles, reaching wingspans of up to 20 feet. Lived in the late Cretaceous, from 90 to 70 million years ago in North America, in present-day Kansas, Wyoming, South Dakota, Nebraska, and Alabama.We invite you to visit our store. Once inside our store, you will see about a thousand items for sale, and we hope you will love them. We sell items ranging from budget to superb.
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