J223 - Top Rare Killer Unidentified Theropod Dinosaur Claw - Lower Cretaceous Elrhaz Fm Asterophyllites Squamata Oppel 1811

Squamata Oppel 1811

5x2cm - The biggest fish: 12

often arranged in pairs within circular

sharing habitat with dinosaurs such as the Spinosaurus

have been analyzed by our fellow researchers from the Applied Petrology Loboratory of the University of Alicante (Environment and Earth Sciences Department)

J223 - Top Rare Killer Unidentified Theropod Dinosaur Claw - Lower Cretaceous Elrhaz Fm Asterophyllites Squamata Oppel 1811Extremely rare specimen. Due to its morphology, it is a claw belonging to an small medium sized theropod dinosaur. It is very difficult to arrive at a precise taxonomic assignment and ID when only one isolated claw is available. Be that as it may, it is a jewel worthy of the most exquisite collectors. Its morphology does not match any of the officially described theropods dinosaurs from Niger. Although its morphology is reminiscent of some small