Carcharodontosaurus, aff. saharicus (carnosaur tooth) (145-72.1 myo) morocc
Carcharodontosaurus, aff. saharicus (carnosaur tooth) (145-72.1 myo) morocc
Carcharodontosaurus, aff. saharicus (carnosaur tooth) (145-72.1 myo) morocc
Carcharodontosaurus, aff. saharicus (carnosaur tooth) (145-72.1 myo) morocc

Carcharodontosaurus, aff. saharicus (carnosaur tooth) (145-72.1 myo) morocco
Measurements- approx 20mm x 15mm at the widest points.
£40.00

Each fossil is one of a kind, but a similar fossil may still be available to purchase.

Not the largest of teeth but the detail and colour without repairs makes this a beautiful little addition.

Carcharodontosaurus was a ferocious theropod that lived in what is now known as Africa during the Cretacious period between 145-72.1 million years ago. There are two known species, Sahaicus and Iguidensis which are both among the largest of the theropods, nearly , or even larger than that of the Tyrannosaurus rex, but equally as fearsome and terrifying. From fossil remains Carcharodontosaurus was estimated to measure 12-14 metres in length and weigh approx between 6 and 15 tonnes.This is a great example of a tooth from this meat eating giant, with great colour and detail.

Habitat- Africa (Egypt, Morocco, Niger, Tunisia)

Period- Early-middle Cretaceous (145-72.1 million years ago)

Length- 12-14 mtrs

Hight- 2.1-2.75 mtrs

Weight- 6000-7500kg

Predators- none

Fossil location- Morocco