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| reference |
VERT406 |
| name |
Dinosaur Footprints (partial Theropod trackway) |
| age |
Jurassic, Lower Deltaic Series |
| size |
Size of slab 50cm x 35cm |
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10kg |
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| description |
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| An incredibly rare set of English Dinosaur footprints from a very rare locality. There are two very clear prints off a small bi-pedal Theropod dinosaur captured in a moment of time some 175 million years ago. This fantastic display fossil is not only unique, it tells an incredible story of how a dinosaur walking around some lagoonal mud flats around a sub-tropical sea come to leave its footprints for us to marvel over millions of years later.
Any dinosaur material from the UK is very sought after by collectors worldwide. A substantial piece of stone for display purposes. |
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