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This specimen is interpreted to be a berry from the family Adoxaceae (elderberry
There is no repair or restoration
Here is a very fine Marshosaurus tooth prepared in its original matrix
They are most diverse in the tropics and are also common in northern latitudes and high elevations
Marshosaurus bicentesimus with Allosaurus sp
Eocene Green River Unidentified Leaf P-PCM-16-038 Dinosaur teeth This specimen is interpreted toUnidentified Leaf Green River Formation Middle Eocene Lincoln County, Wyoming This is a very curious fossil leaf from the 18 inch layer. Careful examination reveals anastomose venation that is similar to Acrostichum hesperium (Newberry) but the leaf shape is not consistent with comparable specimens in literature or other collections. The leaf is large (9 cm) with a smooth margin.