Description
Majungasaurus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil
This genuine fossil specimen is identified as a Majungasaurus dinosaur tooth fossil from the Cretaceous Maevarano Formation of Madagascar. It is associated with Berivotra Village, Madagascar, a locality connected with important fossil discoveries from the island’s Cretaceous rocks. The specimen offers collectors an appealing piece of dinosaur paleontology with a direct connection to the fossil record of Madagascar.
Cretaceous Maevarano Formation Fossil
The Cretaceous Period was a major chapter in Earth’s history, spanning an interval when dinosaurs occupied many different terrestrial environments. Madagascar preserves a particularly significant record of Cretaceous vertebrate life, and the Maevarano Formation is recognised for its fossil-bearing deposits. A fossil tooth from this geological setting provides an opportunity to explore the ancient animals and environments represented in Madagascar’s rock record.
Majungasaurus was a meat-eating dinosaur genus from Late Cretaceous Madagascar and is commonly discussed in connection with the abelisaurid theropod dinosaurs. Dinosaur teeth are especially popular with collectors because their shape and preservation can provide insight into feeding adaptations and the biology of extinct animals. This specimen is presented specifically as a Majungasaurus dinosaur tooth fossil, making it a distinctive addition to a fossil collection, educational display or dinosaur-themed cabinet.
Berivotra Village, Madagascar Fossil Locality
The stated locality for this fossil is Berivotra Village, Madagascar. Locality information adds geological and geographical context to a specimen, allowing collectors to connect the fossil with the wider landscape and formation from which it is associated. Madagascar specimens are sought after for their distinctive provenance within the global fossil record and for the island’s important contribution to Cretaceous paleontology.
Display and Collector Interest
This fossil is suitable for dinosaur fossil collectors, students of paleontology, natural history enthusiasts and anyone interested in Madagascar’s geological heritage. It can be displayed as a standalone specimen or incorporated into a broader collection featuring dinosaur teeth, Cretaceous fossils and material from the Maevarano Formation. The fossil identification, formation and locality make it an informative conversation piece as well as a visually engaging natural-history object.
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Authenticity and Certificate
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.
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