Triceratops Tooth Fossil in Collector’s Box

Found in the Hell Creek Formation in Montana, these Triceratops teeth are from the late Cretaceous era of 68 to 66 million years ago. Triceratops, along with all known species of dinosaurs, continuously generated new teeth. Much like modern sharks, a single dinosaur could shed up to 25,000 teeth in its lifetime.

Dimensions: 8-1/4″L x 6-1/4″W x 3/4″H, Weight (approximate): 0.60 lb.