Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth With Root DimetrodonAt over nine inches with the root, this tooth exhibits the massive leverage and power behind T. rex's bite. Like a handle on a survival knife, the long, robust root provided support for the deadly cutting edge. Click the image to see the detail in this magnificent specimen. Specs: Tyrannosaurus rex. Late Cretaceous (70 m. y. a.). North America. Shipping Included
On the bottom
5 inch skull had 2 huge sabre-like canine teeth and these were serrated
The teeth are cast from real teeth
1/2 pound replica is perfect right down to the serration's
Original specimens of bats from this location typically sell in the $6
This Multi dinosaur track plate is one of the best if not the best offered to the fossil collector that shows a multitude of footprints left by a small dinosaur some 200 million years ago
Alnif region
it is based on fossils that are difficult to distinguish from other Paleogene alligatorids
The Class Cephalopoda is broken down into three subclasses: Nautiloidea
Late Pleistocene (10
Species: nebrascensis
Amphibamus was renamed Platyrhinops lyelli (Wyman) Clack & Milner