Crocodile Dermal Scute (0.99") - Cretaceous, Hell Creek Formation, USA

Crocodile Dermal Scute (0.99") - Cretaceous, Hell Creek Formation, USAThis fossil dermal scute (armored plate) comes from a crocodilian of the famous Hell Creek Formation in North America. Dating to the Cretaceous (approx. 66 million years ago), this formation is world renowned for its dinosaur, turtle, and crocodile fossils. Dermal scutes are bony plates that provided protection and support. They are crucial evidence of crocodilian evolution and show how these predators thrived for millions of years.

Spinosaurus teeth above 4 inch are quite rare

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Big fossil sea urchin

This creature is thought to have been high on the menu of the infamous spinosaurus

Authentic Orthoceras fossil from the Devonian period (~370 million years ago)

is a significant source of lead and has been prized by collectors and geologists alike for its beauty and industrial importance

Mosasaurus was a formidable predator in ancient oceans

fine ribbed thoracic segments

and it is prized for its rich and vibrant hues

Weight: 6 Grams

Fossil dating back 95 million years ago from the Cretaceous era

Natural enamel texture and coloration are clearly visible