New Members Sinraptor Posted June 24 New Members Share Posted June 24 (edited) Hello everyone, I 've got a strange tooth this week. It's from Iren Dabasu Formation(Inner Mongolia, China). Unlike normal tyrannosaur tooth(probably Alectrosaurus), its carinas' shape are close to Dromaeosaurid. According to the articles, there were some Dromaeosaurid and troodontid fossil discovered in this formation(but they are in poor condition and no species are described in these groups). I wonder could this tooth belongs to Dromaeosaurid? The last picture is carinas of Alectrosaurus Edited June 24 by Sinraptor Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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