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    Triceratops tooth fragment

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    • 66 million years
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    An authentic tooth fragment from the iconic Triceratops horridus, recovered from the legendary Lance Creek Formation of Wyoming. These specimens are typically 1-1.5cm long.

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    Boxed in a display case, perfect for young collectors

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    Specimen Details

    Species

    Triceratops horridus

    Age

    66 million years

    Period

    Late Cretaceous

    Origin

    Wyoming, USA

    Formation

    Lance Creek Formation

    Type

    Genuine fossil

    Display

    Comes in a protective collector's box; ideal for desk or shelf display.

    Listing

    Representative image — similar to photo

    Gift suitable

    Yes

    About This Fossil

    This specimen is a genuine tooth fragment from the iconic Triceratops horridus, the most famous of the ceratopsian dinosaurs. These fragments represent the durable, enamel-coated portions of the 'dental battery'—a complex arrangement of hundreds of teeth used by Triceratops to shear through tough, fibrous prehistoric vegetation like cycads and ferns. Despite being a fragment, the density and texture of the fossilised material remain clearly visible, offering a tangible connection to the Late Cretaceous world.\n\nOwning a piece of a Triceratops provides a remarkable insight into the biology of one of history's most recognisable herbivores. These animals were constantly shedding and replacing their teeth, making these fragments a fascinating record of their daily existence on the coastal plains of ancient North America. Each specimen is presented in a protective display box, allowing for close examination while ensuring the fossil remains preserved for years to come.

    Formation & Preservation

    The Lance Creek Formation of Wyoming is renowned for its rich deposits of Late Cretaceous flora and fauna. During this period, the region was a lush, subtropical lowland characterised by river systems and floodplains. The fine-grained channel sands and mudstones of the formation provided the ideal conditions for the rapid burial and subsequent permineralisation of dinosaur remains just before the K-Pg extinction event.

    What Makes This Specimen Special

    While complete Triceratops teeth are highly sought after, these fragments are prized by collectors for their provenance and the ability to own a genuine part of a 'three-horned face' dinosaur at an accessible price point. This piece is specifically identified as coming from the Lance Creek Formation, a locality world-famous for its Cretaceous dinosaur fossils.

    Authenticity & Sourcing

    Real vs Replica

    • This is a genuine fossil. Authenticity guaranteed in writing.
    • You will receive a specimen similar to the one shown — see Natural Variation below.

    Ethical Sourcing

    • Sourced from established, long-standing suppliers and known commercial sites — never protected, scientifically significant, or restricted localities.
    • We will not knowingly handle fossils removed in breach of any country's heritage or export laws.

    Origin & Natural Variation

    Stated origin (Wyoming, USA) and formation (Lance Creek Formation) reflect the best information from our supplier and accepted geological literature. Where exact locality cannot be independently verified, we describe the formation rather than a single quarry.

    Fossils are natural objects. Expect minor variation in colour, matrix, mineralisation, and surface detail. Any significant repair, restoration, or composite preparation is disclosed in the description — we never present restored areas as original without saying so.

    Read our full authenticity guarantee or the authenticity & sourcing clause in our terms.

    Shipping, Returns & Packaging

    UK shipping: Free on orders over £50. Standard £3.95.

    International: Available worldwide. Rates at checkout.

    Packaging: Individually wrapped, cushioned, and boxed. Fragile specimens receive extra protection.

    Dispatch: Usually within 1–2 working days.

    Returns: 30-day returns. Contact us first. Item must be in original condition.

    Common Questions

    £20.00

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