A Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth for sale measuring 28mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! A Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner] tooth displaying the remarkable yet archetypical sabre curve-shaped tooth with evident serrations and exhibits an exceptional apical point to the crown of the tooth whilst capturing a small amount of the original red fossil bed layers still attached to the tooth, the enamel itself has preserved beautifully and with the slightest of evident life wear only perceivable under a micro-lens - this is an evidential added morphological win. Thousands of dinosaur teeth have been discovered over 3 decades and around 5% of these are in the top 90% of best specimens. It is very rare to locate and excavate Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur fossils. With extremely sharp teeth decorated by serrations, powerful jaws and the Delta's agility combined made the Dela a successful predator in its time, whilst also hosting the signature of evolution for this particular species and 99,000,000 years of...

A Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth for sale measuring 47mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! A fascinating Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner] tooth displaying the remarkable yet archetypical sabre curve-shaped tooth with evident serrations and exhibits full enamel from intact and complete crown-tip to the basal labial and lingual sides, retaining excellent carina serrations to the mesial and distal edges, which one can easily feel by touch. Thousands of dinosaur teeth have been discovered over 3 decades, around 5% of these are true of reasonable quality and among these discoveries, it is rare to find the Deltadromeus. The Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur was as menacing as it looks, no one can argue this heritage of the Delta. With extremely sharp teeth, decorated by serrations, powerful jaws and the Delta's agility combined made the Dela a successful predator in its time, whilst also hosting the signature of evolution for this particular species and 99,000,000 years of lineage refined the evolutionary weapons to effectively tackle prey with...

A Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur vertebra for sale measuring 91mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! A well-preserved Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner] vertebra measuring 91mm displays mineralisation as seen within the fossil layers discovered near the enclave of Taouz in southern Morocco whilst displaying the wonderful archetypal structure common with the Deltadromeus and Raptor dinosaurs. Thousands of dinosaur specimens have been discovered over 3 decades and around 5% of these are in the top 90% of best specimens. It is very rare to locate and excavate Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur fossils. With extremely light anatomy combined the Deltadromeus' agility made this dinosaur a successful predator in its time. Whilst also hosting the signature of evolution for this particular species and 99,000,000 years of lineage refined the evolutionary weapons to effectively tackle its prey with ease with an ability to tear apart carcasses with surgical precision. Overall an exceptional discovery for such a Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur vertebra. Spec Order: Saurischia.Family: Neovenatoridae.Genus: Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner].Age: Cretaceous, Cenomanian-Turonian, 100,000,000 - 89,000,000...

 Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur vertebra for sale measuring 135mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! A wonderful example of a famous Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner] vertebra displaying mineralisation is seen within the fossil layers discovered near the enclave of Taouz in southern Morocco, exhibiting the authentic and archetypal structure of a Deltadromeus dinosaur vertebra. Thousands of dinosaur specimens have been discovered over 3 decades and around 5% of these are in the top 90% of best specimens. It is very rare to locate and excavate Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur fossils. With extremely light anatomy combined the Deltadromeus' agility made this dinosaur a successful predator in its time. Whilst also hosting the signature of evolution for this particular species and 99,000,000 years of lineage refined the evolutionary weapons to effectively tackle its prey with ease with an ability to tear apart carcasses with surgical precision. Overall an exceptional discovery for such a Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur vertebra. Spec Order: Saurischia.Family: Neovenatoridae.Genus: Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner].Age: Cretaceous, Cenomanian-Turonian, 100,000,000 - 89,000,000 years.Origin: Continental...

A Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur claw for sale measuring 32mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! This juvenile dinosaur claw is from the Late Cretaceous of North Africa and is a remarkable specimen exhibiting throughout the authentic elongated morphology. The 'delta-runner', is an enigmatic dinosaur, discoveries scarce from the region of the Tegana formation. The scarcity of discoveries and a complete skull make an authoritative identification difficult, a single partially complete skeleton has yet to be discovered, until that point no identification can be comprehensively assured. Condition report: Exhibiting good apical tip, slight matrix coverage around the proximal base of the claw, with an archetypical faint-pink (iron?) colouration, in a stable condition. The Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur claw is of exception preservation considering its slender qualities, the morphology displays a clear vein groove, sometimes referred to as the blood groove. An attractive pink colour persists throughout and this for the author is an added...

A Rare museum-standard fossil Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur claw for sale measuring 58mm exclusively at THE FOSSIL STORE! A stunning Deltadromeus Agilis [Delta Runner] killing claw from the enigmatic Deltadromeus dinosaur discovered from the region in Western Saharan Desert where the scarcity of such discoveries of this genus type to date has not revealed a full or near-complete skeleton let alone with a skull intact.With the archetypical curved killing claw with exquisite preservation overall. In the dinosaurs lifetime, the claw would have been covered with a keratinised cuticle or stratum corneum sheathing. The fine manual ungual (forefoot claw), discovered in the continental intercalaire. Condition; The dinosaur claw is a very fine example, a none fragile and not crumbly example which can often be the case which then requires much-stabilised conservation work with preservatory mediums. The claw is complete and whole. Distally the claw has lost its smooth appearance due to the rigours of fossilisation and erosion. proximally the...