The premaxillae of Marshosaurus to the left, and Stokesosaurus above, each with four teeth are compared with one of a very small Allosaurus to the right, which has alveoli for five teeth. Although all three of these dinosaurs were carnivorous, notice the difference in the shape of the tooth bearing bones. Similarly, if the teeth of each were present, they could be easily identified, one from another. (April 1972)

Title	The premaxillae of Marshosaurus to the left, and Stokesosaurus above, each with four teeth are compared with one of a very small Allosaurus to the right, which has alveoli for five teeth. Although all three of these dinosaurs were carnivorous, notice the difference in the shape of the tooth bearing bones. Similarly, if the teeth of each were present, they could be easily identified, one from another. (April 1972)
Photo Number	P1048n066
Date	1972-04
Textual Date	April 1972
Keywords	Utah; Cleveland-Lloyd Dinosaur Quarry; Paleonotology; Dinosaurs; Quarries
Additional Information	None
Collection Number and Name	P1048 James H. Madsen Photograph Collection
Collection Name	James H. Madsen
Original Source	N/A
Donated By/Purchased From	The collection was donated by James H. Madsen in October 2002.
Rights	All of the original slides comprising these sets, except as noted, were the personal property of James H. Madsen Jr. and DINOLAB, September 2002. They may not be reproduced in any way at this time without written permission from the Utah Museum of Natural History and the Special Collections Department, J. Willard Marriot Library, University of Utah.
Type	Image
ARK	ark:/87278/s6kd2k0q
Setname	uum_map
ID	954730
Reference URL	https://collections.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6kd2k0q