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Dromaeosauridae Tooth - 0.37 Inch DromaeosaurLength 0. 37 inches 9. 4mm Date Obtained February 2021 Location Judith River formation, Hill county, Montana, USA Age 79 million years, Campanian, Cretaceous This dromaeosaur tooth is a large and robust specimen for its species, and despite missing the tip it is otherwise in excellent condition with full serrations and enamel. It would make a great addition to any dinosaur collection. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to preserve for
indicating the tooth would have been well-used by the predatory dinosaur it came from
It is of a decent size and would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection as a representative of the species
This Suchomimus tooth has excellent ridges
Brachylophosaurus in particular is famous for having well-preserved specimens known
55 inches 14mm
It would make a good addition to a beginner's collection
and despite missing the tip it is otherwise in excellent condition with full serrations and enamel
This is a excellent quality tooth from a Ornithocheiridae nice overall enamel and a good size
A very nice sauropod tooth with distinct chisel tip
Denticles 3 per mm both mesial and distal
Date listed 17th February 2023
67 Inches - 19
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US$ 178.00