S331 - Tiny Lovely Dromaeosaurid Raptor Theropod Dinosaur Tooth - Judith River Fm Coprolite Unusual feature: Root is preserved

Unusual feature: Root is preserved

This is quite unusual

EL (low enstatite) chondrites contain larger chondrules (>0

• Oligocene of Azerbaijan (1)

although no systematic survey has been done

S331 - Tiny Lovely Dromaeosaurid Raptor Theropod Dinosaur Tooth - Judith River Fm Coprolite Unusual feature: Root is preservedDromaeosaur teeth from the Judith River Formation are from the Late Cretaceous period and belong to feathered, raptor like dinosaurs such as Dromaeosaurus and Saurornitholestes. These teeth are typically small, sharp, and serrated, ideal for a diet of small animals like lizards, mammals, and baby dinosaurs. Key identification features include a distinctive twist in the anterior carina and serrations that can be finer on the front edge than the back.