A symbol of swift predation in the Late Cretaceous. A member of the tyrannosaurid family, Albertosaurus lived around 72 million years ago in what is now North America. Though smaller than T. rex, it was more lightly built and likely faster. This sharp, serrated tooth was perfectly adapted for slicing through flesh. Beautifully curved and well-preserved, this specimen is a fine addition for both collectors and paleontological study. Albertosaurus sarcophagus - Dimension: 2.4x1x0.6 cm - Period: Cretaceous - Formation: Judith River Formation This fossil will be carefully packaged, shipped with insurance, and provided with a tracking number. #masterpieces