An exceptionally well-prepared dromaeosaurid/Raptor claw from the Kem Kem beds of Morocco. 
This iconic 2.9cm specimen displays excellent details and the strongly curved profile associated with predatory theropod claws.    
This specimen is believed to potentially be a 'killing claw' from a species of Dromaeosaurid or similar. An assessment from a UK palaeontologist identified features consistent with this interpretation. However some diagnostic features are not preserved so it is therefore offered conservatively as a possible 'killing claw'.  
This specimen has no major restoration. The tip has been professionally reattached, leaving a fine glue line and a very small portion of the tip may be absent. There is also some minor damage and matrix stuck to the rear of the claw. 
size: 2.9cm
comes in a plastic display case to show case this beautiful fossil.  
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