Rare Neovenator Tooth In Matrix

Rare Neovenator Tooth in Matrix – Isle of Wight Fossil

Discover a rare piece of prehistoric history with this authentic Neovenator tooth preserved in its original matrix. Unearthed from the Wessex Formation at Yaverland, Sandown on the Isle of Wight, England, this specimen belongs to Neovenator cf. salerii , a theropod dinosaur that roamed the Early Cretaceous period approximately 125 million years ago.

Tooth Dimensions:

• Width: Approx. 1.2cm

• Height: Approx. 2.2cm

Matrix Dimensions:

• Width: Approx. 5cm

• Height: Approx. 8cm

• Depth: Approx. 3.3cm

The tooth is partially exposed within the matrix, highlighting the natural preservation and geological context. This specimen is ideal for collectors, enthusiasts, or as an educational piece to explore the fascinating world of theropod dinosaurs. A stunning relic from England’s famous fossil-rich coastline!