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This unique thumb spike belongs to Iguanodon
scientists believed that Conchoraptor was a juvenile Oviraptor and that the animal's missing crest would have begun to grow when the animal reaching sexual maturity
but is almost never seen on the market
roughly 110 million years ago
The paratypes are MOR 249
Protolindenia wittei, dragonfly Compsognathus This unique thumb spike belongsThis specimen is from the late Jurassic of the famed Solendhfen "lithographic" limestone of Bavaria, Germany from about 135 million years ago. Shipping Included
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