Anchiornis huxleyi is an extinct genus of small, feathered, paravian dinosaur with several details in common with dromaeosaurids and troodontids. Anchiornis had very long legs, usually an indication that they were strong runners. The forelimbs of Anchiornis were also very long, similar to archaeopterygids. This Anchiornis specimen is a genuine fossil skeleton in AAA museum quality. Its bone is well fossilized and retail the finest texture and details. Each of its skull bones and tooth are well defined. Even the extremely rare ‘nail’ can be seem connected with its hand claws. What make this specimen even more valuable is the ‘impression’ around its skeleton which is formed by its own decomposed organic matter and feathers. Do not miss out this once in a life time to own this museum quality Anchiornis. To endure the long display in museum or at home, cracks on slabs are rejoined, also reinforcement is done at the back of the slab by professional fossil preparator recently; otherwise, there is zero restoration to the skeleton and impression around the body. Slab size: 44cm (length) x 40cm (width) x 2cm (thickness) Specimen will be professionally and safely packed, and send by courier service. Will communicate with the winner before shipment to ease your concern. Specimen Museum grade fossil skeleton of Anchiornis, avialan theropod dinosaur Country of Origin: Asia Geological Period: Jurassic, Middle (174.1 - 163.5 million years) Condition: Natural Treatment: Conserved