01046 - Collector Grade 0.32 Inch Brachylophosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Invertebrates is very abundant in the

is very abundant in the materials of the Upper Cretaceous of the United States

Others have also been described

Beautiful plaque containing the remains of many stems of this species of moroccan crinoid (Scyphocrinites)

Despite the amount of teeth of this genus than have been discovered

Onchopristis is a genus of extinct giant sawfish that lived in the Lower Cretaceous to Upper Cretaceous in North Africa and New Zealand

01046 - Collector Grade 0.32 Inch Brachylophosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Invertebrates is very abundant in theMagnificent tooth of the Hadrosaurid dinosaur Brachylophosaurus. It comes from the famous sites of the Judith River Formation in Montana (Campanian stage, Upper Cretaceous). This bipedal dinosaur coexisted in the same ecosystems with the famous T Rex. This tooth does not have any type of restoration or repair. It is a magnificent acquisition for any collection.