Raptor Bone - 1.504" Fossil Fragment coprolite especially regarding their feeding habits

especially regarding their feeding habits

Above: Preparing specimens

Osteoderms are found in many different and unrelated species from reptiles and amphibians to mammals

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Raptor Bone - 1.504" Fossil Fragment coprolite especially regarding their feeding habitsOne of the most iconic dinosaurs of the Mesozoic, Dromaeosauridae (AKA Raptors) were fast moving, carnivorous dinosaurs that lived during the Cretaceous. With their delicate bones and possible flight abilities, it's speculated that Dromaeosauridae are closely related to modern birds. This specimen is a 1. 504" piece of fossilized Raptor Bone from the Hell Creek Formation. It comes complete with a photo card that serves as statement of authenticity.