Kritosaurus Bone - SOLD 3.310" nwa869 This Knightia proved to be

This Knightia proved to be too large to swallow and the larger fish died as a result

This specimen is a selection of material from Tejon Pass in California

a bright light accompanied by a loud noise was witnessed on the El Tinajero farm near Valera

This specimen is a fragment of a high-pressure compressor vane taken from the jet engine of the Concorde

this fossil had restoration work done in line with the techniques of the time

Kritosaurus Bone - SOLD 3.310" nwa869 This Knightia proved to beThe mighty hadrosaurs were some of the most successful herbivores of the Cretaceous Period. The "duck bills" these dinosaurs are known for were not actually beaks but hundreds of small teeth, helping them chew through even the toughest vegetation. This specimen is a fossilized bone section from the Kritosaurus genus of the Hadrosaurid family. It measures 3. 310" and dates to around 77 million years ago.