Edmontosaurus aff. Regalis toe Bone fossil (North America) Cretaceous

Edmontosaurus was a genus of Hadrosaurud Dinosaur containing two known species which were Edmontosaurus Regalis and Edmontosaurus Annectens, better known more commonly as the Duckbill Dinosaur. Both species were very similar with up to lengths of 9-13 mtrs fully grown and weighing in at 3000-3500 kg for adults. Edmontosaurus lived during the Cretaceous between 83-66 million years ago. Edmontosaurus was a plant eating animal and would have been prey for the Tyrannosaurus Rex and Daspletosaurus. We can be very precise about how Edmontosaurus looked in life, determined by two very special and rare mummified fossils found in Wyoming. Edmontosaurus had a long pointed tail, short arms, a toothles beak, cheak pouches filled with closely pached flat teeth for grinding plant material. We also know from the mummified finds that Edmontosauruus had leathery skin with a series of bumps that ran along its back from the neck to the tail. Another feature that is possible, is the loose skin around Edmontosaurus nose which may have been inflsted during mating rituals or for rivalry dominance displays.

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