Hadrosaur Tooth - 0.87 inch MadagascarLength 0. 87 inch 22. 1mm Date Obtained February 2021 Location Judith River formation, Hill county, Montana, USA Age 79 million years, Campanian, Cretaceous This hadrosaur tooth is nicely preserved with a brown coloration common in this formation. It would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection, and could be displayed alongside a tyrannosaur tooth to indicate a potential prey item. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to
Cretaceous
This Megalosauridae tooth has good distal serrations and a worn tip possibly resulting from feeding wear
This rare tooth would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection
Eocarcharia was a smaller and earlier relative of Carcharodontosaurus which lived in Niger during the Early Cretaceous
as well as a noticeable feeding wear facet
Great serrations visible on the carinae
15 inches 80mm
8 metric tons
There are no repairs and as can be seen from the photographs has an very good preservation which for this size is uncommon
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sharp tip and a beautiful dark orange colour
and coastal areas