Dinosaur Fossil Assortment, 5 pieces

**First Time At Auction**

North America, Utah and Hell Creek Formation, Montana; West Africa, Morocco, Cretaceous period, ca. 145.5 to 66 million years ago; North America, Florida, Polk County, Bone Valley Formation, Miocene Epoch, ca. 23 to 5.3 million years ago. A wonderful gathering of five dinosaur fossils from Morocco and across North America. First are two petite teeth from a Dromaeosaurus and a Richardoestesia. Next is an unidentified fossilized bone fragment with striking red and brown marbled colors on the front. A hooked-tooth mako shark (Isurus hastalis Agassiz) tooth has developed beautiful grey and white colors on the enamel and root. The largest piece is a conical tooth from a Spinosaurus (Spinosaurus maroccanus) that has developed fine shades of brown. Size of largest (Spinosaurus tooth): 3.125" L (7.9 cm)

Provenance: private Hagar collection, Wildwood, Missouri, USA; ex-Gerhard G.H. Muehle collection

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Condition Report: Repair to root end of Spinosaurus tooth with small chips and light adhesive along break lines; remaining four pieces are intact and very good. All pieces have minor abrasions and darkening to color commensurate with age and fossilization. Great coloration throughout.