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TOP GEM GRADE INTACT 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 exhibits an intact needle-sharp tip. 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. FINEST GEM GRADE RAPTOR DINOSAUR TOOTH - BEAUTIFUL ENAMEL, COLOR, GRAIN AND DISTINCT SERRATIONS .65" long along the leading curve SOLD DT6-059 INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX Actual Item - One Only |
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