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indicating the tooth would have been well-used by the predatory dinosaur it came from
A very nice sauropod tooth with distinct chisel tip
Denticles 3 per mm both mesial and distal
Brachylophosaurus in particular is famous for having well-preserved specimens known
Dromaeosauridae Tooth - 0.37 Inch Dromaeosaur indicating the tooth would haveLength 0. 37 inches 9. 4mm Date Obtained February 2021 Location Judith River formation, Hill county, Montana, USA Age 79 million years, Campanian, Cretaceous This dromaeosaur tooth is a large and robust specimen for its species, and despite missing the tip it is otherwise in excellent condition with full serrations and enamel. It would make a great addition to any dinosaur collection. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to preserve for
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