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| TRICERA1 | Triceratops is Greek for ""three-horn face"". This extinct dinosaur is a genus of herbivorous dinosaur that first appeared during the late, Cretaceous period about 68 (Million Years Ago) in what is now United States Of America. This Ungual or ""Hoof"" was found in the Hell Creek Formation, Garfield County Montana.3 "" Long 3 7/8" Wide 100% Natural NO RESTORATION | $1,200.00 |  | a105 | |
| DROMA1 | Dromaeosaurus - Meaning - Running Lizard Small - Medium Sized Carnivorous Bipedal Theropod That Lived During The Late Cretaceous (75 Million Years Ago) Claw Found In The Judith River Formation Eastern Montana 2 + "" - 100% Natural NO RESTORATION | $750.00 |  | a104 | |
| PACHY1 | Pachycephalosaurus - Meaning - Thick Headed Lizard Medium Sized Bipedal Omnivore and Lived During The Late Cretaceous (80 Million Years Ago) Claw Found In The Hell Creek Formation Montana 100% Natural NO RESTORATION | $495.00 |  | a103 | |
| CHIRO1 | Chirostenotes Meaning- Narrow Hand Small-Medium Sized Bipedal Theropod/Oviraptor Thought To Be Omnivorous Lived During The Late Cretaceous ( 80 Million Years Ago) Foot Claw Hell Creek Fm. Montana This Claw Has Tip Restoration Which Is Common Among Dinosaur Claws | $1,200.00 |  | a102 | |
| TROOD2 | Troodon Formosus Meaning- Wounding Tooth Small Cretaceous Theropod (76-74 Million Years Ago). That Fed on Small Vertebrates, Lizards, and Small Mammals. Found Mostly In North America Front tip professionally restored. Judith River Formation Montana USA This Claw Has Tip Restoration Which Is Common Among Dinosaur Claws | $750.00 |  | a101 | |
| TROOD1 | Troodon Formosus Meaning- Wounding Tooth Small Cretaceous Theropod (76-74 Million Years Ago). That Fed on Small Vertebrates, Lizards, and Small Mammals. Found Mostly In North America Front tip professionally restored. Judith River Formation Montana USA This Claw Has Tip Restoration Which Is Common Among Dinosaur Claws | $750.00 |  | a100 |
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