Psittachosaurus from China

[Crazyhen]

Take a look of this very well preserved Psittachosaurus from Hezheng, Gansu.  It looks genuine to me.  What do you think?

And it's funny to see that the matrix is bound by some tape, presumably preventing the matrix from breaking apart.

[Troodon]

There is no such Dinosaur with that name it's probably a Psittacosaurus but cannot determine that without seeing the skull.  It's normal to use any material to hold together the matrix block and I've seen that before.  Your photos are not adequate to determine the authenticity of the bone.   Need higher resolution in better light and more of them without a tape measure.  The right foot and arm appears to be staged and may be a composite.  I would be surprised if the skull is not a composite very typical.

[steelhead9]

I would be surprised if the whole thing is not composited and remounted, although it is a better than average job. 

[doushantuo]

dealers follow the public interest,methinks.

A find like the one below is described(or at least details thereof)public interest is piqued->hey presto

(First pic taken in polarized light)

[LordTrilobite]

That foot looks a little too perfect imo. But the ribcage looks promising.

[Baryonyx]

Looks very interesting. Pictures of the head would be useful!

[Aurelius]

Looks nice to me. It may be composited, but that wouldn't bother me.