Bolosaurus striatus is a small reptile found in the Lower Permian of Nocona and Admiral formations. Like Diadectes, Bolosaurs have relatively compex dentiary. Bolosaurus was possibly bi-pedal as suggested by material from Texas and Germany. These specimens come from a Lower Permian Bonebed in Archer County Texas. Bolosaurus fossils are EXTREMELY RARE!!!
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Name: Bolosaurus striatus
Geologic Age: Lower Permian
Stratigraphic detail: Nocona Formation, Wichita Group
Location: Archer County, Texas
Description: This is an EXTREMELY RARE Jaw Section that contains 3 teeth.
Bolosaurus Jaw 1 - Price: $495.00
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(Click Photo to Enlarge)
Name: Bolosaurus striatus
Geologic Age: Lower Permian
Stratigraphic detail: Nocona Formation, Wichita Group
Location: Archer County, Texas
Description: This is an EXTREMELY RARE Jaw Section that contains 3 teeth.
Bolosaurus Jaw 2 - Price: $550.00