Edmontosaurus Tooth Fragment from Hell Creek Formation in Gift Box

Edmontosaurus Tooth Fragment from Hell Creek Formation in Gift BoxSpecies: Edmontosaurus Size: approx. 0. 30" = 8mm Location: Hell Creek Formation, USA Age: Cretaceous (~73 66 million years old) Condition: No restoration Fossil tooth fragments that come from Edmontosaurus, a large hadrosaur (duck billed dinosaur) that lived during the Cretaceous in North America. Edmontosaurus teeth are highly distinctive. They formed part of a tooth battery, a remarkable dental system with hundreds of teeth working together to

called fulgurites

This crocodile tooth gives you have is a glimpse into the fauna of that ancient ecosystem

Mosasaurus was one of the biggest predators that lived in the seas during the Cretaceous era

Suchomimus was a formidable predator

this specimen retains part of the original root

dating to the Pleistocene period

Discovered in Patagonia (Salta province)

Meteorite weight: +/- 1 Gram

Please note that as this is a natural product

This elegant Ammonite pendant features the natural spiral beauty of an ancient marine fossil

The following species have been identified at the moment:

The crystal displays natural growth patterns and well-formed crystal faces