Albertosaurus Egg Partial

Artists impression of Albertosaurus

Close up of Shell structure

Albertosaurus egg shell

Product description

A large shell partial from the carniverous Albertosaurus megagracilis from the Cretaceous, 146m to 65m years ago. It was discovered in the Hell Creek Formation, Montana.
Albertosaurus was small in comparison to its Tyrannosaur relatives, but still weighed around 3 tons, and grew to 8 metres in length.
It was a major carnivor and shared its habitat with Hadrsaurus and Ankylosaurus, which would have been its prey.
 
This is a really good, large Egg partial of this incredible meat eating Dinosaur.
A great addition to a collection.
 
Size:    9cms x 7cms