Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 9 cm – Spinosaurus Iconic Predator | Cretaceous Morocco Prehistoric seas

Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 9 cm – Spinosaurus Iconic Predator | Cretaceous Morocco Prehistoric seasLate Cretaceous (~95 million years ago) Kem Kem Beds, Morocco This authentic Spinosaurus tooth comes from one of the largest and most formidable carnivorous dinosaurs to ever live. Dating back over 95 million years, it belonged to a semi aquatic predator perfectly adapted for hunting fish and other prey in the river systems of ancient North Africa. The tooth features fine enamel preservation, natural ridges, and a conical shape typical of Spinosaurus

This specimen displays distinctive serrations still clearly visible today

Morocco• Dimensions: 20 x 16

” which inhabited vast river systems across prehistoric North Africa

000 years) | Eastern Poland

the fossil is ready for display and presents clearly from multiple angles

This authentic amber fossil with multiple insect inclusions from Ukraine dates back to the Eocene Epoch

The specimen displays clearly visible grain patterns and natural texture

it offers a clear and balanced view of ammonite morphology

dating back nearly 17

it represents an important transitional genus between early aquatic lizards and the later

Preserved together in a single limestone matrix are two trilobite species — Asaphidae sp

~92 Mya)• Origin: Goulmima