Real Dinosaur Fossil Triceratops Jaw Bone

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Real Dinosaur Fossil Triceratops Jaw Bone - Montana

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Sold Date: 04/04/2011
Channel: Online Auction
Source: eBay
Category: Natural History

Triceratops Subadult Right Dentary

Geologic Time: Late Cretaceous 68 to 70 million years

Geologic Formation: Hell Creek

Locality: Montana

Valued at: $3,500.00

This is a Dino Lab premium exhibit quality fossil. The specimen is a beautiful example of a subadult Triceratops spp. right dentary (lower jawbone) from the Hell Creek badlands of eastern Montana. It appears to have three bite marks on the outside lower edge of the jaw from a medium sized tyrannosaur. (Note: the image with the yellow arrows) The dentary is nearly two feet in length. This specimen was meticulously prepared by our senior preparator. This fossil was carefully disassembled, cleaned and stabilized with common crack filling compounds. Less than 5% was actually restored. The custom base was hand made out of premium black walnut. The hand made perches are cast of bronze. A brass laminated plaque with all the scientific data finishes the exhibit piece. This certified Dino Lab specimen would accent your office or study.
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This a certified Dino Lab specimen. What does that mean to you? 1. All Dino Lab fossils are professionally and legally collected on privately deeded lands with the full knowledge and consent of the property owner. 2. Great care is taken with each fossil in their preparation stage in our state of the art Dino Lab by professionally trained staff with over 35 years of paleontological field and laboratory experience. 3. All specimens are expertly identified and catalogued with a specimen numbered display card for guaranteed scientific accuracy. Dino Lab Fossils - Mission Statement We at Dino Lab Fossils believe first that all fossils should be enjoyed by everyone from public museums to individuals at home. We also strongly believe in the advancement of our science and our total sum of human knowledge about our earth's history. We do not advocate private ownership of fossils that are scientifically significant because lack of access to a fossil impedes the goal of academic and research programs. With that commitment in mind Dino Lab Fossils will not offer scientifically significant fossils to the general public as we feel they should be reserved for purchase by institutions of higher learning such as museums and universities. Our goal is to provide fossil specimens to the public in a ethical and responsible way.

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