Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)

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Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)
  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)
  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)
  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)
  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)
  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)
  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)

  • Postosuchus Reptile Tooth (Late Triassic)

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Description

A large, partial Postosuchus tooth from the Bull Canyon Formation.  Postosuchus was one of the largest predators of the Late Triassic.  This tooth is a bit rough with a few repairs, but it's a very inexpensive way to add a large Postosuchus tooth to your collection! Comes labelled and stored in an acrylic case with padding.

Condition: Good

Size: 1.19 inch

Age: 205 Million Years

Locality: Quay County, New Mexico (Bull Canyon Formation)