Theropod Tooth Fragment - Authentic Javelina Formation Fossil Specimen

Theropods were the bipedal carnivorous dinosaurs that dominated the predator niches of the Mesozoic - a group that includes Tyrannosaurus rex, the Dromaeosaurids (raptors), Spinosaurus, and Carcharodontosaurus, as well as the ancestors of all modern birds. This authentic theropod tooth fossil is a real theropod tooth fragment from the Javelina Formation of West Texas - the same rock unit that has yielded Alamosaurus, the largest dinosaur in North America, and where the largest known tyrannosaur from the southern United States was recovered. Presented in a glass-topped riker display case with informational card serving as the statement of authenticity.

A Tooth From the Javelina Formation - End of the Cretaceous

This is not a cast. This is a genuine fossilized theropod tooth from the Javelina Formation - a tooth from a carnivorous dinosaur living in the final chapter of the Mesozoic, approximately 66 million years ago. The Javelina Formation was a rich environment along the ancient Western Interior Seaway, where large predators including raptors and possible Tyrannosaurids left their teeth in the fossil record.

The Authentic Theropod Tooth Fossil for Collectors

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Product Details

• SKU: 80-112-0496-201-40
• Formation: Javelina Formation, West Texas
• Display: Glass-topped riker display case
• Includes: Statement of authenticity and informational card