Psittacosaurus Hindlimb & Foot Fossil – Early Cretaceous Dinosaur (East Asia)

This is a remarkable Psittacosaurus hindlimb and foot fossil, preserved in matrix and measuring around 30 cm with rock slab. Psittacosaurus, or the “parrot-beaked dinosaur,” lived during the Early Cretaceous (~120 million years ago) and represents one of the earliest ceratopsians.

The specimen displays the well-articulated tibia, fibula, and complete foot bones, clearly showing the dinosaur’s three-toed structure. Such articulated limb fossils are rare, as most Psittacosaurus finds are either partial skeletons or isolated bones. This piece combines excellent preservation with scientific and display value.

✨ Why is it worth collecting?

• Rare articulated hindlimb & foot fossil of Psittacosaurus

• Preserves tibia, fibula, and detailed toe phalanges in matrix

• Represents Early Cretaceous ceratopsian evolution in East Asia

• Highly aesthetic specimen suitable for both research and display

📍 Origin: East Asia
📅 Age: Early Cretaceous (~120 million years ago)
🪨 Features: Psittacosaurus hindlimb and foot fossil, articulated in matrix, ~30 cm with rock slab