Description
Presenting an exceptionally rare Oviraptor claw fossil embedded in matrix from the Cretaceous period, sourced from the renowned Nanxiong Formation in Ganzhou, China. This authentic specimen is an extraordinary find for collectors and enthusiasts alike, showcasing the unique history and allure of the enigmatic Oviraptor, a theropod dinosaur known for its distinct beak and egg-stealing behavior, as implied by its name (“egg thief”).
Key Features:
- Species: Oviraptor (Theropoda)
- Age: Cretaceous Period (Approx. 72-66 million years ago)
- Formation: Nanxiong Formation, Ganzhou, China
- Condition: Presented in matrix, ensuring a stable and visually appealing display.
- Authenticity: 100% genuine specimen, accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity.
- Scale Reference: Includes a 1cm scale cube; refer to the photo for complete sizing details.
- Unique Characteristics: This fossil showcases intricate natural details and has been carefully chosen to highlight its exceptional quality.
About the Oviraptor: The Oviraptor was a bipedal dinosaur belonging to the theropod group, notable for its lightweight body, powerful beak, and presumed feeding habits, which were initially thought to include stealing eggs. Fossil evidence now suggests it may have had a more varied diet. This fossil claw would have been an essential part of its predatory and nesting behaviors, reflecting its adaptability and evolutionary significance during the late Cretaceous period.
This rare fossil is perfect for any paleontology enthusiast, natural history collector, or educational exhibit. The image provided is of the actual specimen you will receive, ensuring complete transparency and satisfaction with your purchase.
Don’t miss the chance to own a piece of prehistoric wonder. Add this rare and significant fossil to your collection today!
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