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From the album: Dinosaurs & flying reptiles
Unidentified raptor fossil, likely clavicle, from kem kem, in Taouz, Morocco middle Cretaceous 100 mya -
I saw these teeth for sale and the Id's look squirrely but I'm not an expert so look for a positive ID. All from Hell Creek Formation The seller identifies this as a Troodon tooth 1/4" looks more like a Pectinodon The others are being sold as Dromaeosaurus/Raptor All are 1/2" or less. They look like juvie Nanotyrannus
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Curious as to what everyone thinks of the id of this tooth. seller calls it Dromaeosaurus but could be from a small rex. location is Powder River county, Montana I wish i could buy this tooth but the seller doesnt ship to the UK... It is a nice small tooth and sorry for the not very good quality pics but they are screenshots from my phone.
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Eggshell experts out there, came across this fragment said to be Pyroraptor South of France. This is the only picture provided...is it rare and is it Pyroraptor?
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Hello! My son received this as a gift from his grandfather years ago, and we were told this is a raptor egg. However thats all we were told... And my son and I are wondering if it is in fact a raptor egg and would love to know as much as possible about it. I took a lot of photographs and even through a macro lens. There are lines all over it which I thought were embryo veins...but now I think they might be cracks in what used to be a shell? under the macro lens you can see what I think might be calcite formations in the cracks and possibly crystalized throughout the inside as one of the nodules looks like glassy calcite up close. I would love to get your opinion on this piece, age, quality, type, etc. This is a prize piece in my sons collection and we would really appreciate any information from the experts Thank you!!
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Teeth: Sauropod Tooth [Rebbachisaurus garasbae] and Raptor tooth
MiseriKing posted a topic in Is It Real? How to Recognize Fossil Fabrications
Hello. Shopping day. Want know about teeth - they real, and correct ID. Rebbachisaurus garasbae: Morocco Raptor: Morocco
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I picked up this tooth a while ago and the description was raptor tooth from Hell Creek. I was thinking Sauronitholestes (Wow that’s hard to spell with autocorrect messing me up) but hopefully you guys will help Id it. Thanks! {sorry about the picture quality if it is too bad I totally understand}
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Is it a raptor claw?
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Hello, A while ago I bought these 2 bones from South Dakota. The seller told me that it would be raptor, a vertebra and a femur. Can I get confirmation from somebody? Thank you
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I got an interesting offer for this clutch of hadrosaur and one raptor egg. Would be great to hear your opinions, as im still a newbie and dont wanna waste my money. If somebody cann give any indication of a fair price per PM would also be fine. Thanks
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Hello to everyone, I found an interesting pattern cleaning an unidentified bone and would love to hear your opinion. This bone arrived covered in soft sandstone, according to the seller it came from Taouz, Errachidia Province, South Morocco. I identified it as a sauropod, probably diplodocoid but i'm only an amateur so I will love to hear what you think. after I cleaned the surface with a rotating brush it revealed multiple bite marks in varies size and depth. From what I red and saw online, I figured that these are raptor bite marks. Do you agree? Does it rare to find so many bite marks on one bone? Thanks a lot!
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A small claw ( roughly 14,8mm big ) i found in the hell creek formation in South Dakota, the first two pictures show both lateral sides of the claw and the last picture shows the ventral side of the claw. I hope that any of you might have an idea of what species this claw is from. regards!
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Hello! I have purchased this nice raptor tooth from Judith River formation. I think this is saurornitholestes tooth. Am I correct? Thanks in advance!
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Hello all! I recently saw this labelled as « raptor claw bones,claw and teeth » They are from Hell Creek. I highly doubt that all this is from a raptor and I think that it is maybe a composite. I think the fat tooth is from Morocco. Don’t know about the other one... Here are some pictures, please tell me more. The seller claims everything has been found together except the teeth. Thank you!
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I have 6 teeth I’d like to ID here. I think #1 might be a Pectinodon Anterior Dentary tooth but not sure. They were found mostly in the Hell Creek near Jordan, Mt. but some were from the Judith River Formation. The guy who found them just put them all together so I don’t have exact geology unfortunately. I can’t get any closer to these tiny teeth to get pics of the denticles. I know that might be helpful in identification. This is my first ID post so take it easy on me if I didn’t do it right If anyone needs additional photos of any of the teeth from another angle or isolated, I can do that. Thanks for looking.
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Hello everyone! I’m excited to have finally joined the forum. I look forward to learning from you all and hopefully sharing some of my knowledge as well. I figured I’d share a photo of the stack of Cretaceous fossils I’m currently sorting. Those tackle boxes are full of assorted teeth, toe bones, ankylosaurid/nodosaurid material and turtle/croc bones. I’ve got hours of fun ahead
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Hello, @Darko has been lately posting some Paleo art of prehistoric creatures that were absolutely stunning, so I felt like giving it a try. Today I drew a picture of what is to me one of the most interesting Raptors to ever exist. A species of raptor with the nickname "murder swan", was discovered in Mongolia. This raptor was one of the few semi aquatic theropods, it had the body of a raptor, the legs of a crane, the claws of a raptor and the head of a swan. This drawing is dedicated to @DatFossilBoy and @Darko. I hope you guys like it. Regards.
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I recently thought to myself, how would one distinguish Moroccan raptor teeth from juvenile Carcharodontosaurus teeth? Please share your thoughts on this.
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This one is from 2016
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Hey. I saw this online and I was wondering what it could be. I was thinking about some kind of raptor. Abellisaurid? Could someone tell me the specie name? It is from Kem Kem. Thanks so much. Cheers
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From the album: Reptile Fossils
Saurornitholestes sp. Tooth of a velociraptorine raptor. Location: Judith River, Montana, USA Age: Campanian, Upper Cretaceous© Olof Moleman
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A guy from Facebook that I know showed me his raptor claw. He got it from a friend that bought it in Mongolia. Can anyone identifie if, this is really a claw from a raptor?
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Any idea what these raptor teeth are, or if they're even are raptor teeth? Allegedly there from Lance formation, Wyoming. Definitely not in the best condition, but hey, any fossil is a good fossil.
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A Chirostenotes claw
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From the album: Fossils
Archaeoraptor sickle claw Hell creek formation
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