Carcharodontosaurid tooth - 1.39 inch Megalosauridae The enamel is mostly present

The enamel is mostly present

This is a good sized spinosauridae tooth with excellent enamel with slight enamel wear on the tip currently it is not possible to determine between two species present in the kem kem beds (Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and Sigilmassasaurus brevicollis) based upon teeth alone

This dromaeosaur tooth would be a good addition to a budget collection

though some argue it was specialized for a largely aquatic life in the water itself

the serrations are still clearly visible along the carinae

Carcharodontosaurid tooth - 1.39 inch Megalosauridae The enamel is mostly presentLength 1. 39 inches 35. 2mm Date listed 18th February 2023 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years This is a great, 35. 2 mm, Carcharodontosaurid tooth from Kem Kem beds in South Eastern Morocco. It may be a small tooth to come from such fierce creature, but with beautiful coloration, razorsharp serrations and nice preservation, this tooth is a worthy addition to any collection. Possibly the largest predator in the kem kem