Oviraptorid Dinosaur Egg

An oviraptorid (Elongatoolithus) dinosaur egg. It features some good eggshell coveragea and rests on a small chunk of matrix - it has no repairs or restoration.

Oviraptorids, small, feathered theropod dinosaurs from the Late Cretaceous, roamed what is now Guanzhou Province, China. These agile, bird-like dinosaurs, characterized by parrot-like beaks and likely omnivorous diets, were closely related to early birds and known for their nurturing behavior, brooding eggs in carefully arranged nests. Their eggs were elongated, asymmetrical, and adorned with intricate surface ornamentation, such as linear ridges or nodular patterns.

It comes with a label detailing its name, age and location it was found.

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Condition: Good | Size: 6 inch | Age: 67 Million Years | Found: Ganzhou Province, China (Nanxiong Fm.)