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Deltadromeus Agilis Delta Runner Raptor Dinosaur Tooth 28mmDiscovered in the continental intercalaire, a scientifically significant 28mm tooth from the Deltadromeus agilis, known as the Delta runner, showcases 11 million years of evolutionary development and signature of refined killing adaptations, featuring powerful jaws, and finely serrated, elongated teeth. Notably more agile and finely designed than other raptors of similar size, Deltadromeus stood out as successful predators during their era. Despite
Discovered in the continental intercalaire, a scientifically significant 28mm tooth from the Deltadromeus agilis, known as the Delta runner, showcases 11 million years of evolutionary development and signature of refined killing adaptations, featuring powerful jaws, and finely serrated, elongated teeth. Notably more agile and finely designed than other raptors of similar size, Deltadromeus stood out as successful predators during their era. Despite their effectiveness, Delta specimens are relatively rare in discoveries, amplifying their desirability among researchers and collectors.
This specimen presents a notable archetypal sabre-curved tooth featuring clear serrations and a remarkable apical point on the crown. The external surface retains the original red fossil bed layers, showcasing a distinct red palette tone. The enamel is well-preserved, revealing additional notable morphological features. Under a micro-lens, visible life wear adds to its authenticity. In summary, this specimen is a fine representation of the original article.
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 / Mesial curve: L: 2.8 / L: 2.3 / W: 1.1 / D: 0.6 / KG: 0.003
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