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It’s likely this would have helped protect them from predators of the time

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Teeth may also show marks of life wear and indentations common with concretions built up over millions of years

594" in length

and is set into black resin and encased with a 10mm glass cabochon top

Edmontosaurus Tooth rockinaboxtethys It’s likely this would haveEdmontosaurus was a large herbivorous dinosaur from the Cretaceous Period. A member of the hadrosaur family, they are known for their "duck bills," which are in fact elongated rostral bone structures with the appearance of a beak. These "beaks" actually housed hundreds of small teeth that allowed these giant herbivores to grind through all manner of plant material, including rotten wood. This specimen is a fossilized tooth from an Edmontosaurus,