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Big Pretty T. rex tooth. Approximately 3 inches tall. Serrations are good but as you can see there was some root acid
etching along the tip and serrated edge. Good shape for a big tooth.
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BEAUTIFUL T. REX TOOTH- The picture speaks for itself. 3.0 inches long.
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This is a whopper of a T. rex tooth! The tip is highly worn down from a long life of use, but overall this is a great
buy. 9.2 cm long (3.5 inches).
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Fair Quality large T. rex tooth.
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| T. REX |
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| Specimen # TD-06-018 |
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T. rex- Excellent show quality/museum quality tooth
with serrations no root. Beautiful color.
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| Specimen # TD-06-0060 |
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T. rex- Excellent quality surface. Base of tooth
broken. Wear on tip. Otherwise a nice collectors piece.
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Nannotyrannus- EXCELLENT quality, narrow and
strongly curved tooth. Minor wear on distal and anterior carinas and tip. 4.1 CM LONG. GREAT COLLECTORS PIECE.
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| TRICERATOPS |
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| Specimen #TD-06-020 |
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This is a whopper of a Triceratops tooth, complete with root. Based upon the shape of the tooth it is most likely from
the left maxilla (upper jaw). Museum quality tooth.
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| Complete Triceratops tooth |
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Complete Triceratops tooth in good condition. The root extends some 3 cm. Crown height is about 2 cm.
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Nice, large- medium sized maxilary Triceratops tooth in good condition.
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| TRICERATOPS SHED TEETH |
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Triceratops, like all dinosaurs would replace their teeth as they wore down. Many of our dig sites contain these nice
pieces of Cretaceous history. We have many fair to good quality shed teeth, most without roots in this size/class range.
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$40.00-$25.00 each (You tell me what you want to spend- I'll send you photos in that range)
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Shed triceratops teeth, often called "spitter teeth" are quite common in the right locations. We find hundreds of
these each year.
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$25-$10 each
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| EDMONTOSAURUS |
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| Specimen #TD-08-xx |
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Three rooted Edmontosaurus teeth together in partial battery. Nice specimen.
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$175.00
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Worn, shed, Edmontosaurus teeth are also quite common in the river channel gravels of the late Cretaceous. Most of these
teeth are under 0.5cm in height.
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$5.00 each
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| LEIDYSUCHUS |
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The rivers of the Late Cretaceous were full of both alligators and crocodiles. These crocodile teeth are about the average
size and quality for our quarries. They are tenatively identified as Leidysuchus.
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$5 - $50
depending upon size and quality
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