DT11-023 - DELTADROMEUS DINOSAUR TOOTH

Product Description

ITEM # 

DT11-023

ID

Deltadromeus agilis

FOUND

Kem Kem Beds - North Sahara Desert, Morocco

AGE

LATE CRETACEOUS:  100 - 66 million years ago

SIZE

1.5" long

CONDITION

CRACK REPAIR BUT NO FABRICATION OF MISSING PARTS.

NOTE

AFFORDABLE TOOTH FOR THIS SPECIES

INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX   Actual Item - One Only

Comes with a certificate of authenticity / information sheet

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This is a fossil tooth from the the large, swift meat-eater Deltadromeus agilis.  Properly identified teeth of this dinosaur are rare.  While the head was never found to date, when the skeleton was first discovered in 1995, as of this post, scientists classify this dinosaur with the Ceratosauria and ceratosaur teeth ARE known to compare these teeth to. 

Offered here is a nice complete example of a Deltadromeus agilis tooth with bright orange enamel.  The tooth was found in several pieces requiring repair and filling of cracks but it is in otherwise, nice condition with intact enamel and serrations.  An affordable authentic specimen from this large theropod of the Sahara.