Majungasaurus Dinosaur Claw Fossil, Maevarano Formation Cretaceous Madagascar Berivotra Village

Description

Majungasaurus Dinosaur Claw Fossil

This fossil listing features a Majungasaurus dinosaur claw fossil identified with the Maevarano Formation of the Cretaceous period. The specimen is associated with Berivotra Village in Madagascar, a locality recognised for important fossil material from the island’s ancient dinosaur-bearing rocks. It is an appealing addition for fossil collectors, dinosaur enthusiasts, educators and anyone interested in Madagascar’s prehistoric natural history.

Fossil Identification and Geological Setting

Majungasaurus was a predatory theropod dinosaur, and its name is especially associated with the Late Cretaceous fossil record of Madagascar. A claw is a distinctive part of dinosaur anatomy, offering a direct connection to the functional structure of a meat-eating dinosaur’s limb and foot. The supplied identification places this specimen within the Maevarano Formation and the Cretaceous, providing useful geological context for display and study.

The Maevarano Formation is well known in palaeontology for preserving dinosaur and other vertebrate fossils from Madagascar. Fossil material from this region contributes to the understanding of the island’s ancient ecosystems and the animals that lived there during the Cretaceous. This specimen therefore combines an identifiable dinosaur association with a notable geological formation and locality.

Collector and Display Appeal

A Majungasaurus claw fossil makes a strong focal point in a dinosaur fossil collection. Its compact, recognisable form is well suited to display alongside other fossil specimens, dinosaur replicas, geological samples and educational materials. The Madagascar locality adds further interest, making it suitable for collectors who appreciate fossils connected to distinctive geographic regions and important Cretaceous formations.

This specimen can also be used as an educational conversation piece when discussing dinosaur anatomy, theropod adaptations, fossil preservation and the geological history of Madagascar. It is appropriate for a private collection, natural history display, classroom resource or gift for a dinosaur enthusiast. Full sizing is shown in the photographs.

Authenticity and Photographs

This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a fully hand-signed Premium Certificate of Authenticity.

The photograph shows the actual specimen you will receive.

Please review the photographs carefully for the specimen’s presentation and visible characteristics. The images are provided to show the actual fossil offered in this listing, while the accompanying certificate provides signed documentation of authenticity. The combination of a named dinosaur identification, Maevarano Formation association, Cretaceous age designation and Madagascar locality makes this an engaging specimen for collectors seeking genuine fossil material with clear geological context.