Triceratops Tooth Fossil in Collector's Box

Unearth a piece of prehistory with this authentic Triceratops tooth from the Hell Creek Formation in Montana. Dating back to the late Cretaceous era, 68 to 66 million years ago, this fascinating specimen highlights the unique regenerative ability of Triceratops. Like modern sharks, Triceratops continuously grew new teeth throughout their lifetime, shedding as many as 25,000 teeth. This gallery-worthy fossil offers a remarkable glimpse into the life of one of the most iconic dinosaurs.
Interesting Facts
Triceratops had up to 800 teeth in their jaws at any given time, arranged in columns for efficient chewing.
The Hell Creek Formation in Montana is a renowned fossil site that has yielded many significant dinosaur discoveries.
Continuous tooth regeneration was a key survival trait for herbivorous dinosaurs like the Triceratops.
Features
Origin: Hell Creek Formation, Montana, USA
Material: Fossilized Triceratops Tooth
Condition: Preserved specimen
Special Characteristics: Authentic late Cretaceous fossil, regenerative tooth system
Dimensions and Weight
Height        Length        Depth        Weight
0.75"        8.25"        6.25"        0.60 lb
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