Neovenator Tooth Fragment

Neovenator Tooth Fragment

Neovenator tooth fragment from the Early Cretaceous (approx. 125 million years old), collected from the Wessex formation, Compton bay, Isle of Wight, UK. This specimen features a slender blade design with a flat surface either side of the tooth typical of members of the carcharodontosauria family.

Details:

1. Size: 3.1cm in length, 2.6cm in width and 1.2cm in height
2. Condition: has had no repairs and no restoration
3. Origin: Isle of Wight, UK
4. Ideal for experienced collectors, Museums, Educational Institutions

Authenticity:

Comes with a certificate of Authenticity along with an information card about the fossil.