Lot 690
Albertosaurus Dinosaur Tooth. Albertosaurus was a somewhat smaller version of its more famous relative T-Rex growing to just over 30 feet long. Albertosaurus may be a direct ancestor of T-Rex. Unlike T-Rex, Albertosaurus had two short bony crests above its eyes and was also older than T-Rex at 70 million years old and found only in the Judith River Formation of Montana and Canada. This 1 ½ inch mottled brown tooth was found on a private ranch in Montana. It is complete with good enamel and with a small section of the tip being expertly reattached with a minor chip on the very tip. Estimated Value $150 - UP
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