Lambeosaurine Egg with Embryonic Remains
SKU
DEG6
In stock
$5,795.00
Overview
An ultra rare Lambeosaurine, duck-bill dinosaur, egg with embryonic remains from Hill Co., Montana. A July Fossil on the Month. This spheroolithus egg may belong to a Lambeosaur, such as, Brachylophosaurus. This specimen is very special since it has three areas with embryonic remains preserved. Please see the close ups of the three areas of organic remains which show that the organic material is "bone like" with smooth and rounded surfaces with some degree of natural sheen. It is found in the Judith River Formation, Upper Cretaceous era (Campanian) 70 to 75 million years old. No repair or restoration. An old collection piece. AUTHENTICITY GUARANTEED. This is an ultra rare specimen with uncommon quality; unlike the common / restored dinosaurs eggs being sold. A fine collector's dinosaur egg. Note - This item weighs 3.75 lbs and an international shipping surcharge will apply to "free shipping".
DEG6 SIZE: 5-3/8" X 3-5/8" WEIGHT: 3.75 LBS
Note - Posting six special dinosaur eggs in July 2026 -> Link to Dinosaur eggs
