Genuine Leptoceratops tooth fossil: Ensures authenticity for collectors and learners
Uncommon specimen: Adds rarity and value to any fossil collection
No repair or restoration: Preserves the original fossil integrity
Excellent condition: Maintains specimen quality for display or study
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This Leptoceratops Tooth was found in the Hell Creek Formation, in Garfield County, Montana. This small ceratopsian dinosaur had a parrot-like beak, and a short square frill with a hole in the center. The teeth are a rather uncommon find. This tooth is in good condition with no repair. Length - 3/8" Width - 3/8"
