dinosaur teeth
Ancient reptile dentition
Dinosaur teeth are the fossilized teeth of extinct dinosaurs, valued by collectors and paleontologists.
They vary enormously by species—from the serrated blades of carnivores like T. rex to the flat grinding surfaces of herbivores.
Dinosaur teeth are among the most accessible fossils for amateur collectors, frequently sold in rock shops and online: He bought a raptor tooth at the museum gift shop.
- fossilPreserved ancient organism
- fossil recordRemains documenting prehistoric life
- carnivoreCreature eating only animals
- meat eaterAnimal flesh consumer
- predatorOrganism that consumes others
apex predator · serrated · enamel · jaw · bite · bite force · tyrannosaurus · raptor · sharp · fangs · prehistoric · excavation · dig site · paleontologist · natural history museum · bone · skull · hunting
- fossilsammonite, amber, ammonites, fossils, fossil
- fossil replicas
- dinosaursVelociraptor, Brachiosaurus, raptors, Spinosaurus, sauropods