Hadrosaur (Gryposaurus?) Tooth - 0.66 inch Crocodile

Hadrosaur (Gryposaurus?) Tooth - 0.66 inch CrocodileLength 0. 66 inch 16. 8mm Date Obtained February 2021 Location Judith River formation, Hill county, Montana, USA Age 79 million years, Campanian, Cretaceous This hadrosaur tooth is well preserved, having an interesting brown coloration with a series of black stripes going across the enamel, as well as white patches. It would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to preserve for future

at up to 11 meters long

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This Suchomimus tooth has prominent ridges and a good brown coloration

This partial Suchomimus tooth has distinct grooves

and possibly giving evidence to why a number of smaller rostral barbs and rostrums are present in the fossil record form the formation

with only slight wear on the tip

It would be a good addition to any collection for its unusual coloration

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and even a bit pathological

though some argue it was specialized for a largely aquatic life in the water itself

this tooth has had no repairs or restoration

Denticles 3 per mm both mesial and distal