Raptor Dromaeosaur Tooth In Silver Matte Aluminium Frame [Matte] 220mm - BRWA© - THE FOSSIL STORE©

Raptor Dromaeosaur Tooth In Silver Matte Aluminium Frame [Matte] 220mm - BRWA© - THE FOSSIL STORE©Each piece features a genuine and scientifically significant Dromaeosaurid tooth, an exceptional fossil preserved with remarkable clarity, offering a rare glimpse into one of the most agile and intelligent predators of the Cretaceous period. Set within a custom designed matte aluminium frame, the presentation fuses prehistoric fascination with a refined minimalist aesthetic, equally suited to modern interiors and museum grade fossil collections. These

Each piece features a genuine and scientifically significant Dromaeosaurid tooth, an exceptional fossil preserved with remarkable clarity, offering a rare glimpse into one of the most agile and intelligent predators of the Cretaceous period. Set within a custom-designed matte aluminium frame, the presentation fuses prehistoric fascination with a refined minimalist aesthetic, equally suited to modern interiors and museum-grade fossil collections. These teeth are 100% authentic, free from filler or restoration, only preparation and of notably high quality. Each specimen retains its full, three-dimensional form, with a streamlined, aerodynamic profile that reflects the evolutionary finesse of the Dromaeosaurs, often referred to as “feathered raptors.” Their finely serrated edges and curved architecture evoke the lethal precision that made these creatures such formidable hunters. Encased behind non-reflective, museum-grade glass, every display offers a quiet but powerful tribute to paleontological discovery. With subtle life wear and exquisite preservation, each tooth stands as a compelling intersection of science, history, and design, ideal for discerning enthusiasts, academic collections, or anyone drawn to the enduring legacy of the Earth’s evolutionary predators.

STAT

Order: Saurischia / Family: Dromaeosauridae.
Genus: Dromaeosaur [running lizard].
Size: Micro-raptor to medium-sized, 4.8 to 6.8 feet, 2m long, 15 kg.
Age: Late Jurassic, Cretaceous, 112,000,000 to 66,000,000 years.
Habitat: Several continents; suggesting diverse geographical distribution.
Origin: Tegana, Red beds, Kem Kem, Er-Rachidia, Morocco, N. Africa.
Diet: Carnivorous, preying on smaller dinosaurs and other animals.
Teeth: Curved, Serrated, Heterodont Dentition, Conical Shape tapering.
Class: Diverse group of small to medium-sized theropods; Raptors.
Character: Agile and predatory nature, represents the Raptor family.
Physiology: Bird-like appearance, feathered, long tail, large curved claw.
Intelligence: Believed to have been relatively intelligent.
Feathers: Many had feathers for; insulation, aiding in display or gliding.
Family Members: Velociraptor, Deinonychus, Utahraptor, Microraptor.
Evolution: Ultimately gave rise to modern birds.
Discovery: 1922 by palaeontologist Charles W. Gilmore; Canada.
Extinction: Catastrophic environmental; linked to asteroid impact.
Lifespan: Estimated up to 15-20 yrs.
Claw: Distinctive sickle-shaped killing claw.
Brain Size: Large; high level of intelligence; complex behaviour.
Hunting Strategy: Coordinated pack hunter, similar to wolves.

Frame: Silver Matte Aluminium
Size: H: 22 cm
Tooth: Each Dromaeosaur raptor tooth is unique and varies in colour, shape and size