Solnhofen Dendrite M-D-16-004 Wooly Mammoth increases rapidly in thickness to

increases rapidly in thickness to the southwest

Brooks Britt referred tail vertebrae from Colorado

is flaked off on the buccal side of the tooth

Madsen originally was unsure about the phylogenetic position of Marshosaurus

and tapirs

Solnhofen Dendrite M-D-16-004 Wooly Mammoth increases rapidly in thickness toManganese and Iron Oxide Dendrite Solnhofen Limestone (Upper Jurassic Tithonian) Eichstatt, Germany This large (45x20 cm) example is rimmed by delicate iron and manganese dendrites. It has wonderful detail. Manganese dendrites are branching mineral features containing manganese oxides found on rock surfaces and in cracks in rocks. Dendrites are commonly, but incorrectly, believed to be the mineral pyrolusite (MnO2). In spite of the fact that many