Tyrannosaurus rex Premaxillary Tooth with Root 66 Million Years BP Late Cretraceous Late Maastrichthian Hell Creek Formation Hardling Co., South Dakota
This tooth is from the upper jaw of the T.rex, near the front of the mouth. It is not known how large the dinosaur that lost this tooth was, as even the largest T.rex found to date had many teeth under two inches.
------------ This is a replica of the original fossil, cast in quality polyresin and hand painted. Size: 4 1/2 inches Material: polyresin (color may differ from replica to replica) *Comes with a information card
