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Dinosaur specimen from Dromaeosauridae in the Cretaceous period (145–66 million years ago), natural condition, featuring a 2 cm fossil tooth in a 17 cm frame.
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Scientific Name: Dromaeosauridae indet.
Location: Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Stage: Upper Cretaceous – Cenomanian (approximately 95 million years ago)
Size:
Fossil tooth: 2 cm
- Frame: 17 cm
Fossil description
This exquisite museum painting features an artist's rendering of a dromaeosaur, accompanied by an authentic, completely natural fossil tooth of the same type of dinosaur, popularly known as a "raptor." The fossil comes from the renowned Kem Kem Valley, Morocco, a region rich in Cretaceous theropod remains.
The tooth, although small (1 cm), retains a sharp serration and well-defined enamel, suggesting it belonged to a juvenile individual or to a specific area of the jaw. The presentation in a 17 cm frame allows the piece to be highlighted as a decorative and educational element, ideal for paleontological collections, thematic display cases, or museums.
The combination of art and real fossils makes this painting a unique piece, capturing the essence of the agile predators and hunters of the past.
Restoration
REF: 3146
Seller's Story
Travel in Time, Your Collection of Unique Fossils
Welcome to our fossil shop! Explore our fascinating catalogue of prehistoric remains and discover the history encapsulated in each piece. From majestic dinosaurs to ancient marine invertebrates, our collection will transport you to forgotten times. Find the perfect piece for your collection or gift a piece of natural history. Start your journey back in time today!
Translated by Google TranslateScientific Name: Dromaeosauridae indet.
Location: Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Stage: Upper Cretaceous – Cenomanian (approximately 95 million years ago)
Size:
Fossil tooth: 2 cm
- Frame: 17 cm
Fossil description
This exquisite museum painting features an artist's rendering of a dromaeosaur, accompanied by an authentic, completely natural fossil tooth of the same type of dinosaur, popularly known as a "raptor." The fossil comes from the renowned Kem Kem Valley, Morocco, a region rich in Cretaceous theropod remains.
The tooth, although small (1 cm), retains a sharp serration and well-defined enamel, suggesting it belonged to a juvenile individual or to a specific area of the jaw. The presentation in a 17 cm frame allows the piece to be highlighted as a decorative and educational element, ideal for paleontological collections, thematic display cases, or museums.
The combination of art and real fossils makes this painting a unique piece, capturing the essence of the agile predators and hunters of the past.
Restoration
REF: 3146
Seller's Story
Travel in Time, Your Collection of Unique Fossils
Welcome to our fossil shop! Explore our fascinating catalogue of prehistoric remains and discover the history encapsulated in each piece. From majestic dinosaurs to ancient marine invertebrates, our collection will transport you to forgotten times. Find the perfect piece for your collection or gift a piece of natural history. Start your journey back in time today!
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Specimen
Dinosaur
Scientific name
Dromaeosauridae
Country of Origin
Morocco
Geological Period
Cretaceous (145 - 66 million years)
Condition
Natural
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