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The tip of the tooth is complete
This fine specimen is a single flower of Pseudosalix
It contains several limestone concretion zones with a rich ammonite and pelecypod fauna
although there is no evidence for this kind of behavior
Triassic Petrified Wood P-APW-17-003 Pennsylvanian The tip of the toothAraucarioxylon arizonicum Chinle Formation (Late Triassic) Petrified Forest Member Navajo County, Arizona This specimen is a very colorful and well preserved polished slab of the petrified wood cf. Araucarioxylon. The slab is 23. 5 by 21 inches and has excellent preserved detail. The slab is 1 inch thick and is backed with fiberglass. The specimen has a clevis style bracket attached to the back for wall hanging. Araucarioxylon arizonicum is an extinct