Stegosaurus tail spike
A 43.8-centimeter Stegosaurus tail spike, about 150 million years old, from the Morrison Formation of Wyoming, mounted on a custom stand.
About the asset
Stegosaurus carried four spikes on its tail, the arrangement paleontologists call the thagomizer. This is one of them, 43.8 centimeters long, from the Morrison Formation of Wyoming, the Late Jurassic beds that produced most of the classic North American dinosaurs.
It dates to about 150 million years ago and is mounted on a custom stand for display.
The longest Stegosaurus spikes reached about 90 centimeters. The grooves that run along this one are nutrient channels, the tracks of the blood vessels that fed the spike as it grew.
Key facts
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