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INTACT FINE GRADE BRICK RED DROMAEOSAUR "RAPTOR" TOOTH Tegana Formation - Kem Kem Beds, Morocco LATE CRETACEOUS PERIOD: 96 - 66 million years ago Many African dinosaurs are yet undiscovered and/or identified. Saharan expeditions in the recent years have yielded incredible new discoveries of many species never known to exist including a yet-to-be-named dromaeosaur. There are likely several species of African dromaeosaurs, ranging from the size of a peacock up to the size of Velociraptor, that have never been attributed based on wide ranging characteristics of the teeth. This is a classic dromaeosaur "raptor" dinosaur tooth. It is and WITH NO RESTORATION AND NO REPAIR. The serrations run sharp and detailed down the entire length. The tip is needle sharp and intact. Most dromaeosaurs were only knee-high and about the size of small dogs, hence the very small teeth that are usually found. This is a GEM GRADE fossil tooth of a seldom seen quality with superb enamel, color and overall preservation on the finest level. CHOICE GRADE DROMAEOSAUR TOOTH - BEAUTIFUL ENAMEL WITH DISTINCT SERRATIONS AND SHARP TIP .75" long along the leading curve SOLD DT6-057 INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX Actual Item - One Only |
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