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Oviraptor Dinosaur Egg

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Oviraptor Egg
Geological Time: Cretaceous
Size: 160 mm long
Fossil Site: Nanxiong Formation, Guangdong Province, China
Item: AA062
Price: SOLD
Remarks: This is a superb dinosaur egg putatively from an Oviraptor, meaning ''egg robber''. Oviraptors laid their eggs in nests of a dozen or more eggs. This egg has been painstakingly prepared with microair by perhaps the best dinosaur egg preparator in the U.S., and a process that took many hours. This cleaning process is needed to fully reveal the beautiful black egg shell you see here.