An affordable hadrosaur"spitter tooth". This would have likely been lost during feeding and replaced by one of the thousands of teeth lined up in the dental battery.
 
Age: 79- 75 million years old
 
Location: Judith River Formation
 
Dimensions 0.36 x 0.30 inches ( (please note, I have blue-tacked the tooth to the box for protection during transport and future display. Removing it from the blue-tack may cause damage to the tooth!)
 
79- 75 million years ago, the Judith River Formation would have comprised of river channels, floodplains, and wetlands with floral diversity recognisable to what we see today including ferns, conifers, and cycads.
 
Fauna included a variety of dinosaur species including Brachylophosaurus, Centrosaurus , and,  Gorgosaurus. 
Turtles, pterosaurs, small mammals, and a variety of fish species also made up some of the diversity found within the ecosystem.