| Tarbosaurus bataar, lived in
Mongolia at the same time that T. rex terrorized North America. The
Tarbosaurus are found in the Tsagan-Oola Formation of Mongolia, and are about 70
million years old.
Some paleontologists feel that Tarbosaurus was so closely related to Tyrannosaurus that the two should be placed in the same genus. If this proposal is adopted, then Tarbosaurus would be renamed Tyrannosaurus bataar. |
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Name: Tarbosaurus bataar
Geologic Age: Late Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Nemegt Formation
Location: Bayankhongor, Mongolia
Comments: This is a very nice ROOTED Premaxillary Tooth that measures in at 2 11/16" long. Great serrations and enamel. There has been one crack repair on the root..
Tarbosaurus Tooth 1 Price $1500.00
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Name: Tarbosaurus bataar
Geologic Age: Late Cretaceous
Stratigraphic detail: Nemegt Formation
Location: Bayankhongor, Mongolia
Comments: This is a nice ROOTED Dentary Tooth that measures in at 2 5/8" long. There have been several crack repairs, but overall this is a good specimen for a tooth collector. The serrations and enamel are not perfect, but are still nice.
Tarbosaurus Tooth 2 Price $1075.00
