This exceptionally well preserved dinosaur egg from the Late Cretaceous represents the oogenus Dendroolithus, commonly associated with hadrosauroid (duck-billed) dinosaurs. Unearthed from the renowned Xixia Basin, Henan Province, China, this specimen showcases museum-quality preservation with extensive eggshell detail still intact.
The egg displays beautifully preserved eggshell fragments with natural grey and black pigmentation, set within the classic brick-red sandstone matrix characteristic of Xixia Basin deposits. Once housing a tiny Cretaceous dinosaur, this piece offers a genuine glimpse into the earliest stage of a dinosaur’s life.
Perfect for collectors, museums, display or study- this egg captures the prehistoric story of a Cretaceous herbivore, offering both scientific interest and striking visual appeal. Its intact shell details and exeptional preservation make it an ideal centerpiece for any fossil collection.
Dimensions: 11.5cm L x 10.4cm W
Origin: Xixia Basin, Henan Province, China
Certificate Of Authenticity: included (see FAQ for more details)
Condition: Excellent overall preservation, the specimen retains the majority of its original eggshell in exceptional detail. Retaining most of its original shape, size and texture, this specimen offers a superior insight for study / display.
No repairs or restorations- the fossil has only had professional prep work to align with museum display standards.
