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Name:
Gorgosaurus libratus Tooth
Age: Cretaceous
Formation: Judith River Formation
Location: Alberta, Canada
Size: Tooth is 2.1 inches long
This is a beautiful carniverous dinosaur tooth. It is an excellent Gorgosaurus libratus Tooth from Alberta, Canada. This specimen was recently acquired from the famous Valverde Collection, and was a centerpiece of the collection for years. The tooth has great detail - the enamel preservation is spectacular. The tip of the tooth is still intact, and the razor-sharp serrations are very easily seen. The natural chocolate-brown coloration is strikingly beautiful. This is a very displayable and collectible dinosaur tooth that came directly from a major dinosaur fossil collection.
A Certificate of Authenticity from EXTINCTIONS is included with this specimen.
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