Age: 205-200 Million Years Old (Early Jurassic)
Location: Connecticut River Valley, CT
Ichnogenus: Grallator
Species: Unknown Theropod
Slab Size: 19”x 20”x2”
Largest Footprint Size: 6”x 4“
Together with both slabs, the specimen is approximately 30lbs (heavy!!)
This is a totally natural, highly displayable, specimen of fossil dinosaur footprints without highlights! You get two slabs, one of the true (and deep) impressions of a nice sized Grallator track. The other slab has the raised impression of the Grallator track. This is a rare, highly collectible piece.
Recently and legally collected in private property along the Connecticut River Valley near Middletown, CT. This is the fossil impression of a Theropod (raptor) that existed some 200 Million Years Ago. The species that made these tracks are relatively unknown to science, but it can be said safely that these tracks were made by carnivorous theropods. This specimen has been lightly highlighted for easy view, but can wash off easily.
