Common Name: Oviraptorosaur Egg Fossil Period: Cretaceous Location: China Dimensions: Approx. 24 cm × 15.5 cm This specimen is a complete oviraptorosaur egg fossil preserved in its natural matrix, along with three incomplete eggs. The eggs exhibit natural cracks, mineral staining, and partial shell preservation. The exposed eggshells within the surrounding matrix give the specimen a strong three-dimensional appearance. Natural cracks, signs of repair, matrix adhesion, and possible stabilization marks are visible on the surface—common characteristics of dinosaur egg fossils. This fossil is suitable for natural history collections, educational displays, cabinet decoration, or museum exhibits.