Raptor Delta Agilis Dinosaur Tooth In Silver Matte Aluminium Frame 500mm [SE Limited Edition 1 of 1] BRWA© - THE FOSSIL STORE©

Raptor Delta Agilis Dinosaur Tooth In Silver Matte Aluminium Frame 500mm [SE Limited Edition 1 of 1] BRWA© - THE FOSSIL STORE©Discovered in the continental intercalaire, a scientifically significant Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth, known as the Delta runner, showcasing 11 million years of evolutionary development with its signature of refined killing adaptations, that featured such finely serrated, elongated teeth. Notably more agile and finely designed than other raptors of similar size, Deltadromeus, allowing the Agilis to stand out as a successful predator during their

Discovered in the continental intercalaire, a scientifically significant Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth, known as the Delta runner, showcasing 11 million years of evolutionary development with its signature of refined killing adaptations, that featured such finely serrated, elongated teeth. Notably more agile and finely designed than other raptors of similar size, Deltadromeus, allowing the Agilis to stand out as a successful predator during their reign. Despite their effectiveness, Delta specimens are relatively rare in discoveries, amplifying their desirability among researchers and collectors and investors alike. This specimen in particular presents a notable archetypal sabre-curved tooth featuring clear serrations and a remarkable apical point on the crown. The external surface retains the original red palette from the famous red beds with a high quality museum standard preservation from the well-preserved enamel, revealing additional and notable morphological features. Under a micro-lens with visible life wear, adding to the specimens authenticity - in summary, a beautiful example and fine representation of the original article, a Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth.

STAT

Order: Saurischia.
Genus: Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner].
Size: Estimated to be 25 to 30 feet in length.
Age: Late Cretaceous, approximately 94 million years.
Habitat: Discovered in Morocco, North Africa.
Origin: Continental Intercalaire, B. Tigri, S.E.Morocco.
Diet: Carnivorous; preyed on smaller dinosaurs and other fauna.
Class: Family Neovenatoridae, related to Bahariasaurus.
Physiology: Long legs, slender build; fast and agile runner.
Discovery: Palaeontologists, Paul Sereno and others in 1996.
Feathers: Debatable; uncertain due to incomplete discoveries.
Extinction: End of Cretaceous, due to environmental changes.

Frame: Silver Matte Aluminium
Size: H: 50.5 x 18.4 x 3.5 cm