Majungasaurus Tooth oviraptor from Triceratops chewing on one

from Triceratops chewing on one of its own teeth as it popped out and was replaced while eating

and a dark one

Camarasaurus and its larger close relative Brachiosaurus had a stockier frame with a taller posture than its cousins that belonged to the diplodocid family

Ammonite is typically 1" across

Base dimensions are usually around 2"x2"- 3"x3"

Majungasaurus Tooth oviraptor from Triceratops chewing on oneAn authentic tooth belonging to the apex predator of ancient Madagascar, a truly bizarre carnivore named Majungasaurus. This beautiful tooth has preserved enamel incredibly and possesses serrations along either side. A rare fossil, this piece is a must have for any fans of animals such as Majungasaurus or its more famous cousin, Carnotaurus, or any completionist collector. Comes in a custom made gem jar style hardwood mount. Majungasaurus was a mid