Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus tooth - 1.56 inch Madagascar

Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus tooth - 1.56 inch MadagascarLength 1. 56 inches 39. 5mm Date obtained 2nd November 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years A nice sized Carcharodontosaurus tooth, crisp and clear serrations both mesial and distal and an excellent fiery orange colour. There is a small section of enamel peal on the labial side no repair or restorations on this fossil. Possibly the largest predator in the kem kem beds, with its huge serrated teeth this carnivore was

This Megalosauridae tooth has good distal serrations and a worn tip possibly resulting from feeding wear

and limestone

Currently it is not possible to determine between two Spinosauridae species present in the kem kem beds (Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and Sigilmassasaurus brevicollis) based upon teeth alone

this fossils has no repair or restoration

Elosuchus was a species of pholidosaurid crocodylmorph closely related

This distinctly light-colored Eocarcharia tooth is of a large size for the species

Coming from a rare location and dinosaur

This Suchomimus tooth has excellent serrations and would make a great addition to any quality dinosaur collection

it lived along famous and iconic animals like Beelzebufo

This is a great piece for collectors

42 inches 36mm

A beautiful tooth of a rare species