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Jaw bones of a Nanotyrannus
South Dakota, USA
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Jaw bones of a Nanotyrannus
South Dakota, USA
From the Hell Creek Formation, late Cretaceous (circa 67-66 million years ago) the jaw bones of a Nanotyrannus sp. presented on a printed demonstrator skull and with removable resin teeth, on custom fitted stand
The lower dentary: 14 ½ in. (37cm.) long
A rare and significant piece of evidence for the genus Nanotyrannus.
South Dakota, USA
From the Hell Creek Formation, late Cretaceous (circa 67-66 million years ago) the jaw bones of a Nanotyrannus sp. presented on a printed demonstrator skull and with removable resin teeth, on custom fitted stand
The lower dentary: 14 ½ in. (37cm.) long
A rare and significant piece of evidence for the genus Nanotyrannus.
Provenance
Excavated on a private ranch in the Hell Creek formation of South Dakota, 2021.
Literature
L. E. Zanno and J. G. Napoli,‘Nanotyrannus and Tyrannosaurus coexisted at the close of the Cretaceous’, Nature, 30 October 2025.
Further Details
All rights to the original fossil jaws are reserved for the buyer, including but not limited to scientific publishing rights and both academic and commercial casting rights. Replication rights to the printed demonstrator skull do not transfer to the buyer.
Brought to you by
Thais Hitchins
Junior Specialist