A 100 million years old Raptor Dinosaur tooth (deltadromeus agilis) 
from the Tegana Formation, Taouz, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco
Deltadromeus was a speed runner theropod and often mistaken for a raptor.

29mm. tooth displayed in a 300x200x20mm. glass topped box with an artistic impression.

Price includes postage and packing charges for Australian buyers only. Express postage extra $10

We make these displays to order and will include the tooth displayed here.

These fossils have been examined by us and in our opinion and based on the best of our knowledge and experience

are authentic raptor tooth fossil specimens. They may have been repaired and highlighted for better display.

Raptors, therapod, bird-like dinosaurs, were likely predators and scavengers with small, serrated teeth. 

They hunted with sharp claws and keen senses, varying in size from small to large predators. 

Fossil evidence suggests they hunted in packs, showing intelligence and social behavior. 

Raptors eventually evolved into modern birds.