Megacerops Bone - Eocene Fossil sparklewood 397" dinosaur gastrolith from the

397" dinosaur gastrolith from the Morrison Formation in Colorado

This specimen is a fossilized Xiphactinus vertebrae pair

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Megacerops Bone - Eocene Fossil sparklewood 397" dinosaur gastrolith from the34 million years ago, massive mammals shook the Earth with each step. The Megacerops was one such creature. Standing seven feet tall with two blunt horns, it was an imposing sight during the Eocene Period. These huge herbivores traveled the land and feasted on all kinds of fruits and leaves. This specimen is a fossilized piece of Megacerops bone from South Dakota's Chadron Formation. All specimens come complete with a display case and a statement of