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This is a group of 100+ fossil jaw sections containing many small amphibian teeth found in the Hell Creek badlands of northwestern South Dakota! These were collected over a period of many years, involving many, many hours of searching a large quantity of matrix & anthills! They are all from the fossil salamander, Scapherpeton tectum. The largest jaw section measures 3/8" in length.
Last Modified 08/27/2008
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Name: Scapherpeton tectum
Geologic Age: Cretaceous Age - Hell Creek Formation
Location: Harding County, South Dakota
Comments: Very nice and very rare specimens! Each specimen will come in a Gem Jar, ready for display!Scapherpeton Tectum Jaw Section 1 Price $6.00 each