Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth Progression Partial Dentary - Display Replica
Tyrannosaurus rex Tooth Progression Partial Dentary - Display Replica
BHI #127255
This reconstruction, showing Tyrannosaurus rex tooth progression, provides a fascinating look inside the tooth regeneration process of the most fierce predator North America has ever hosted.
The exterior of the dentary is intact, while the interior provides an open window to the processes taking place. Theropod dinosaurs replaced their teeth as the old ones became worn or broke off during fighting or feeding.
| Age | Late Cretaceous [~66 MYA] |
| Locality | Hell Creek Formation, Harding County, South Dakota, USA |
| Notes | Standard production time is 4 weeks, check with us to confirm build time and delivery. |
| Size | ~ 11” l x 3.5” w x 11” h (28 x 8.9 x 28 cm) |
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