Theropode - 53 cm - Fossil-Matrix - 52 cm - 38 cm

Anchiornithidae is a family of small, feathered dinosaurs that lived during the Late Jurassic period. These creatures are significant for their bird-like features, suggesting an early stage in the evolution of flight. Anchiornithids had long feathers on their arms, legs, and tails, with some species displaying evidence of four wings, potentially used for gliding or balance, which making them crucial to understanding the transition from dinosaurs to modern birds.

The uniqueness of this specimen lies in its clearly defined head structure and stunning leg feathers. Feather fossils preserved from this locality are extremely rare, and the clearly defined feathers enhance the collectible value of this specimen.

It comes with pre-preparation photos to prove that it is completely natural. The feathers, which have remained perfectly preserved for tens of millions of years, show impressive variations in color, along with careful preparation and natural bones, making it undoubtedly a specimen worth collecting.

I sincerely recommend this to every collector who has a strong interest and passion for dinosaurs..