.62" Raptor (Dromaeosaur) Tooth - Judith River

This is a wonderfully preserved .62" long Dromaeosaurus albertensis (aka, a raptor) tooth from the Judith River Formation of Eastern Montana. There are multiple dubious species of Dromaeosaurus described from this formation with Dromaeosaurus albertensis being the type species. The tip is still sharp with only the slightest of feeding wear and the enamel preservation is quite beautiful with nice serrations. Comes in an acrylic display case.