DELTADROMEUS TOOTH

Tegana Formation of Kem Kem, Morocco

CRETACEOUS PERIOD:  99 - 93 million years ago

It is a highly rare occurrence to find ANY sizable carnivorous dinosaur tooth to be intact.  Fortunately, we were able to collect such a specimen.  There is no repair and no restoration on this beauty.  Tooth is very solid and the original honey gold enamel still retains its sheen and sports a wonderful grain with only minor blemishes from the elements.  Tip is present and only slightly worn smooth from actual use from the creature.  This is a very fascinating feature and greatly adds to the personality of this exquisite tooth.  This valuable example of this latest dino discovery is a true treasure and will be a most prized fossil tooth in any collection.  

Deltadromeus agilis was a meat-eating dinosaur believed to be an early offshoot of the therapod line that led to the development of tyrannosaurs and raptors in North America.   

This carnosaur is greater than 25 feet in length and is 8 feet high at the hip.  Estimated weight when the creature was alive is 3.5 to 4 tons.  Deltadromeus approaches the size of Tyrannosaurus yet, was a swift and agile hunter.  

Do not miss out on this beautiful specimen of this very rare and highly sought-after new species of dinosaur while still available.

RAREST OF ALL THE NORTH AFRICAN DINOSAUR FOSSILS!

2.6" long along the curve

SOLD     DT1102     INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX     Actual Item - One Only

Deltadromeus agilis by the very talented MINEO SHIRAISHI

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