A well-preserved phalange from a Camarasaurus, featuring its signature thick build and dark natural mineralization. This Jurassic fossil from the Morrison Formation in Wyoming shows great surface texture and strong definition. A sturdy piece with real visual presence.

This authentic Camarasaurus phalange fossil – a well-preserved dinosaur toe bone – displays the robust structure and thick proportions characteristic of this iconic Jurassic sauropod. Excavated from the Morrison Formation in Wyoming, this piece dates back 145+ million years to the Jurassic period.

The fossil features rich, dark natural mineralization and exceptional surface texture, making it an ideal specimen for collectors, educators, and museum-quality displays. Its solid form and visual weight give it a commanding presence, whether showcased on its own or alongside other natural history relics.

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