Description

Elaphrosaurus Hand Claw (260211m)

Species: Elaphrosaurus sp.

Age: Early Cretaceous, 150 million years old

Location: Taouz Begaa, Morocco

Elaphrosaurus was a mid sized therapod that could reach lengths of 20ft. In comparison to its body size, this dinosaur had relatively small forearms, similar in proportion to a T.Rex, hence the small size of this fossil. Likely an omnivore, elaphrosaurus would have primarily used its speed and group numbers to catch prey and avoid larger predators in the region.

This piece has been sealed to protect it from degradation, but is otherwise completely original and natural.

Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity.