Deltadromeus Agilis Delta Runner Raptor Vertebra 135mm [RARE]

Deltadromeus Agilis Delta Runner Raptor Vertebra 135mm [RARE]Scientific and significant 135mm Deltadromeus agilis (Delta Runner) dinosaur vertebra unearthed from the continental intercalaire of the Western Sahara, a prominent location for discoveries of this rare genus. This specimen hosts the archetypical evolutionary signature of its species, boasting an impressive lineage of 11,000,000 years that honed its evolutionary weaponry for efficient prey tackling with tactical precision. Deltadromeus, known for its

Scientific and significant 135mm Deltadromeus agilis (Delta Runner) dinosaur vertebra unearthed from the continental intercalaire of the Western Sahara, a prominent location for discoveries of this rare genus. This specimen hosts the archetypical evolutionary signature of its species, boasting an impressive lineage of 11,000,000 years that honed its evolutionary weaponry for efficient prey tackling with tactical precision. Deltadromeus, known for its powerful jaws, and razor-sharp serrated teeth, showcases a refined design that's more elongated and agile compared to other raptors of similar size. Despite their success as predators during their reign, Delta specimens are notably less common in discovery, heightening their desirability among enthusiasts and researchers alike.

CONDITION

The Delta Runner, despite its size in comparison to an average raptor, stood out as an exceptionally agile dinosaur. Its anatomy; crafted for acute precision and agility, revolutionised a lightweight anatomy, establishing it as a formidable predator. This raptor's vertebra, showcasing the agile bone structure, provides valuable insights into the sleek and lightweight design of the Delta agilis. The appealing white bone palette tone, derived from the surrounding matrix at the original discovery site, enhances its visual allure. In summary, this specimen serves as an excellent addition to any collector's showcase for a Delta agilis specimen of this calibre.

STAT

Order: Saurischia.
Genus: Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner].
Size: Estimated to be 25 to 30 feet in length.
Age: Late Cretaceous, approximately 94 million years.
Habitat: Discovered in Morocco, North Africa.
Origin: Continental Intercalaire, B. Tigri, S.E.Morocco.
Diet: Carnivorous; preyed on smaller dinosaurs and other fauna.
Class: Family Neovenatoridae, related to Bahariasaurus.
Physiology: Long legs, slender build; fast and agile runner.
Discovery: Palaeontologists, Paul Sereno and others in 1996.
Feathers: Debatable; uncertain due to incomplete discoveries.
Extinction: End of Cretaceous, due to environmental changes.

CM / Size: H: 13.5 / KG: 0.600