Spinosauridae tooth (Mint) - 3.04 inch Majungasaurus This hadrosaur tooth is well-preserved

This hadrosaur tooth is well-preserved

north africa and even into asia

particularly an intermediate collection

Its teeth are conical and pointed giving an insight into its main source of food in its diet

very fine serrations still present on the distal side

Spinosauridae tooth (Mint) - 3.04 inch Majungasaurus This hadrosaur tooth is well-preservedLength 3. 04 inches 77. 2mm Date Listed 18th February 2023 Location Kem Kem beds, Begga, Morocco Age 96 million years, Cenomanian, Cretaceous This large and virtually flawless Spinosaurid tooth comes from the Late Cretaceous Kem Kem beds in Morocco. It measures 77. 2 mm, a very nice size for a tooth from this species. Besides its impressive size, it can also boast about its quality, even having a partial root and the sculptured carinae mint