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This specimen is a composite showing 3 specimens as in a mass mortality
it was argued that Anatosaurus annectens was really too similar to an Edmontosaurus (discovered and named in 1917)
Less than ten years after 1891
horny beak and numerous cheek teeth
10 inches wide
Serrated Albertosaurus tooth, dinosaur Baryonyx This specimen is a compositeAlbertosaurus was a large, meat eating dinosaur from the late Cretaceous period about 68 to 65 million years ago. It was a theropod related to T. rex but smaller in size. Albertosaurus was about 8. 6 m long and weighed about 2500 kg. This replica is cast from a specimen found in Alberta, Canada. The original fossil is in the Royal Ontario Museum. Shipping Included
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