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Sigilmassasaurus brevicollus Vertebra
A rare find from a Theropod discovered in 1996 in the Tafilalt Oasis region of morocco near the
site of the ancient city Sijilmassa.
 
Partial Raptor Pelvis
Two Unidentified Vertebra - possibly associated
Unidentified 7 inch Rib Section
Raptor Humerus - Front Limb Bone (with Spino for reference)
Deltadromeus Raptor Claw - nearly 3 inches along the outer curve !
( This claw is curiously flattened on the underside )
Similar Raptor ? Claw
Long Thin DeltaDromeus Tooth
About Half of a DeltaDromeus Leg Bone
Raptor Teeth with Deltadromeus, Juvenile American T-Rex, Baby
Char, Dyrosaur
Amazing Raptor Tooth
Another Amazing Raptor Tooth
A Delta and a Raptor
Raptor Tooth in reassembled Jaw Section
Baby Raptor Toe Bone
Baby Raptor Finger Bone
Raptor Coprolite
Large Sauropod Tooth - Rebbachisaurus garasbae- the largest
I've seen of this species.
Large Sauropod Tooth - Rebbachisaurus garasbae - Okay, now this
is the largest.
Sauropod Teeth - Rebbachisaurus garasbae
Baby Sauropod Toe Claw - Likely Rebbachisaurus garasbae
Unknown Vertebra - with a Spinosaurus vertebra for comparison - too wide for a
Carch
Chevron - this is a bone situated beneath a tail vertebra to provide extra
support
Unidentified Finger Bone
These appear to be Moroccan Pachycephalosaur Vertebra - 12/08/06
( I'm not aware of any described Pachy-like species in Morocco )
And possibly a Moroccan Pachycephalosaur Tooth - note the serrations and
long root
Unidentified Vertebra - very complete and somewhat similar
Unidentified Vertebra - Neck or Tail?
Unidentified Vertebra - Atlas?
Unidentified Vertebra
Unidentified Vertebra
Unidentified Vertebra
Huge Encrusted
Unidentified Toe Bone - very wide
Dinosaur fossils of Madagascar
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