Ultimate Egg Crate - Theropod and Oviraptorid Egg and Claw Casts

The ultimate experience in Dinosaur Eggs, including theropod and oviraptorid egg casts and claw casts from Anzu and Ornithomimus. Meet "Mimi!" It is the eastern United States' best-preserved theropod dinosaur egg and embryo. Discovered in Alabama and now part of the Auburn University collection (AUMP 1235), this Late Cretaceous embryonic dinosaur is likely a new kind of dinosaur. The egg is over 2" wide and nearly 3" tall and is printed from 3D files created in a synchrotron, a powerful X-ray machine.  The crate also includes a hand claw cast of an Ornithomimus, a close cousin of the, likely new, dinosaur that is in the Mimi egg. Also in the crate is the cast of a spectacular Late Cretaceous egg! Approximately 8" long, this elongated egg is unhatched and likely belonged to a kind of oviraptorid dinosaur. This egg is a cast from one excavated in Mongolia. The claw is a cast of Anzu, the largest North American oviraptorosaurid dinosaur. Though we haven't, yet, found its eggs we know its