Miasaura Dinosaur Bone Pathology, of a Tail Vertebra Stegosaurus The last photo shown is

The last photo shown is of the original specimen valued at over $1500

This was due to finding a near full term embryo in one of the eggs previously thought to belong to Protoceratops

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New teeth are continually grown in a groove in the shark’s mouth and the skin acts as a “conveyor belt” to move the teeth forward into new positions

Scientific Name: Carcharocles megalodon

Miasaura Dinosaur Bone Pathology, of a Tail Vertebra Stegosaurus The last photo shown isA bone pathology refers to abnormalities in bone growth or healing from injury or disease. Such abnormalities (pathologies) are not limited to modern or living animals and are also found in the fossil record. Finding bone pathologies in the fossil record are rare. The replica specimen presented here shows how injury or disease affected the normal growth of the bone. Note the very rough texture of the bone which had healed from disease. It is