(Nosasaur-Abelisaur) Rugops aff. Primus 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 is nice big size for the type and has extraordinarily beautiful colour, some feeding wear but nice serrations visible.

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.