Dromaeosaur sp. cretaceous (North Africa) Raptor toe bone. Theropod. indet

his is a rare and complete Cretaceous theropod fossil toe bone from the famous Kem Kem basin, Morocco, dating 100 million years old. Due to the size, location and expert opinion comparing to various other finds this is the toe bone of a Raptor Dinosaur. Raptors flourished in this area during the Cretaceous era and there were several different species all as ferocious as each other. This is a superb and extremely rare item, it has one expertly prepared hairline fracture through the centre which is now strong, stable and barely visible and does not detract from the beauty of this piece, it is common to find these bones with fractures due the intense pressure of the ground over the millions of years in which they are found.