10058 - Amazing Albertosaurus Serrated Tyrannosaurid Dinosaur Tooth Cretaceous - Montana Genevievella granulatus The specimen has some fractures

The specimen has some fractures that have been glued and restored

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Ilium(Pelvic bone) and partial rib

Most Mosasaurs had sharp teeth that had evolved to grab slippery prey such as fish

10058 - Amazing Albertosaurus Serrated Tyrannosaurid Dinosaur Tooth Cretaceous - Montana Genevievella granulatus The specimen has some fracturesScientific name: Albertosaurus sarcophagus Tyrannosaurid Location: Montana (Private Land Origin), USA Geological Formation: Judith River Formation Age: Upper Cretaceous, Campanian stage ( 78 million years) Size: 3. 81cm long 1,52cm wide 1. 01cm thick Ref: 10058 Albertosaurus was first discovered in 1884 by Joseph B. Tyrrell in the Horseshoe Canyon, of Alberta, Canada. At this point, it was classified as being part of a separate species. The