Triceratops Fossil Spitter Tooth Fragment from Hell Creek Formation in Gift Box

Triceratops Fossil Spitter Tooth Fragment from Hell Creek Formation in Gift BoxSpecies: Triceratops horridus Size: approx. 0. 40" = 1 cm Location: Hell Creek Formation, USA Age: Cretaceous (~66 million years old) Condition: No restoration A "Spitter" tooth fragment from the iconic Triceratops that has undergone extensive wear from feeding and has been subsequently discarded. Its original shape has become more blocky, and the top surface is entirely worn down, giving it a polished appearance. These worn teeth are commonly found

creating a stunning pattern as they grew

Despite its age of tens of millions of years

3 cubes in matrix from the famous pyrite mine in Navajun

the largest specimen has a small restoration on the tail

Formed in the German Ries Crater region some 14

Weight: 252 Grams

Meterorite weight:+/- 2 Grams

This genuine Gerastos granulosus trilobite fossil dates back over 380 million years

and smooth exoskeleton are beautifully preserved in a "Flying" pose

it lived in what is now North Africa

these teeth were designed for maximum efficiency in hunting and consuming prey

This genuine cetacean fossil dates to the Miocene epoch