Tinker the Juvenile Tyrannosaurus rex, tooth

This is a direct cast replica of a juvenile tooth. It is 7 inches long with clear serrations. Paleontologist Dr. Robert T. Bakker stated the following: "Tinker" is one of the most scientifically significant and most exciting T.rex skeletons ever found, and one of the most important dinosaur specimens from any age and any locale. "Tinker" is the very first most complete skeletons of a T.rex youngster, an individual only one-fourth adult weight. Here, for the first time, is an opportunity to study the body build and athletic prowess of a juvenile rex and to investigate the way young rexes chewed their food "Tinker" is the first specimen that allows us to unlock secrets of the T.rex Parent/child bond. "Tinker" is the skeleton of a juvenile t-rex. It is two thirds adult size and only one fourth adult weight. In human years, Tinker could well have been a teenager. Tinker is clearly a T-rex because of his teeth. Tinker's teeth have tall, conical, slightly recurved anterior crowns. These c