Scientific replica of the foot claw of Deinonychus...

Scientific replica of the claw of Deinonychus antirrhopus – 9.14 cm – With stand (Holotype YPM 5205) Description of the item For sale a spectacular high-fidelity resin scientific replica of the famous phalangeal claw of the second toe (the so-called "sickle claw") of Deinonychus antirrhopus, one of the most iconic and ferocious dromeosaurs (raptors) of the Cretaceous. This piece is an exact clone molded from the original holotype YPM 5205, housed at the prestigious Yale Peabody Museum of Natural History (YPM). It stands out for its impressive dark finish that perfectly simulates the mineralization of the original fossil, capturing every crack, texture, and anatomical detail of the lethal claw that it used to grasp its prey. The lot includes the transparent acrylic display stand shown in the images, ideal for displaying the piece elegantly. Technical Specification of the Piece • Species: Deinonychus antirrhopus (Replica of holotype YPM 5205) • Epoch/Period of the animal: Early Cretaceous (Aptian - Albian), approximately 115–108 million years ago. • Origin of the original fossil: Edwards Ranch, Carbon County, Montana (United States). • Length: 9.14 cm. • Material: High-density composite resin of paleontological quality.

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