Lot 776
Duckbill Dinosaur Neck Vertebrae. This virtually complete 6 x 3¾ x 3½" dinosaur neck vertebrae is from a Duckbill Dinosaur that lived in the Two Medicine Formation of Teton County, Montana 70-80 million years ago. Plant eating Duckbill dinosaurs were named for the duck-like shape of their skulls. All four processes which were the attachments for ligaments and muscle and the central round canal for the spinal cord are very well preserved with the only restoration being re-attaching the processes of the vertebrae. Is sold with a plastic stand for display. Estimated Value $500 - 650
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| Realized $300 |
