.91" Raptor Tooth From Wyoming - Lance Creek Formation

This is a nice tooth from an indeterminate Dromaeosaur, a type of dinosaur more commonly referred to as a raptor. It is from the Late Cretaceous, Lance Creek Formation and was collected near Newcastle, Wyoming. At .91" long hte tooth is good sized for a raptor tooth, with fine serrations and part of the root preserved. There is one repaired crack with a minor gap fill near the tip. Comes in an acrylic display case.