(Nosasaur-Abelisaur) Rugops Primus aff. tooth, Cretaceous (145-66 myo)

Rugops primus which was described and named from a partial skull by Paul Sereno, Jefferey Wilson and Jack Conrad is responsible for the labelling of these teeth which are a common tooth found in Morocco, Kem Kem. These teeth have a very distinct look and shape but are still classified as coming from a mono specific genus. 
The teeth from this dinosaur are a classic theropod tooth to purchase for a collection, this tooth has some nice detail and colour with superb serrations. 

This tooth was found at Kem Kem basin, Morocco.

Scientific name- Rugops Primus aff (Abelisaur)

Size- 5.3 metres approx/estimated from a single skull.

Diet- Carniverous Dinosaur, smaller Dinosaurs, reptiles. scavenger?

Habitat- Dry, desert conditions.

Where found- Niger, Kem Kem, Africa.

Time- Late Cretaceous, approximately 95 million years ago.