Edmontosaurus sp. – Fossil Skin Impression

• Species: Edmontosaurus sp.
• Type: Dinosaur skin impression
• Geological Age: Late Cretaceous – Maastrichtian (ca. 66 million years ago)
• Formation: Hell Creek Formation
• Location: Montana, USA
• Type: Fossil skin print on matrix
• Size: approx. 14 x 9 cm 

Rare fossil skin impression attributed to Edmontosaurus sp., a large hadrosaurid dinosaur from the famous Hell Creek Formation of Montana, USA.

Skin impressions from dinosaurs are exceptionally significant because they preserve direct evidence of external soft tissue texture, offering valuable insight into the appearance and biology of these extinct animals.

The specimen preserves characteristic scale patterns consistent with hadrosaur skin impressions, making it both scientifically important and visually distinctive.

The skin texture is preserved as a natural impression on matrix, with visible patterning and good overall readability. Preparation has been carefully carried out to maintain the integrity and authenticity of the specimen.

Any stabilization or restoration, if present, is minimal and professionally executed.

A highly desirable dinosaur fossil from one of the most iconic formations in North America. Dinosaur skin impressions are far less common than isolated bones and are especially appreciated by advanced collectors and museums.

Ideal for specialized vertebrate collections, exhibition, or educational display.

Guaranteed authentic and legally sourced. Documentation available upon request.