Spinosaurus aff. dinosaur tooth, kem kem, North Africa, Cretaceous (112-72 million years old)

Spinosaurus aff. dinosaur tooth, kem kem, North Africa, Cretaceous (112-72 million years old)
Size of fossil- 50mm x 35mm approx at the widest points
£19.00

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

Again not the largest of Spinosaurus teeth, possibly a juvenile tooth, but it has great colour and very little wear. A superb little tooth.

Found at Kem Kem basin, Morocco, North Africa.

Scientific name- Spinosaurus (Sigilmassasaurus aff)

Size- 12-18 metres long, 6-9 tons

Diet- Large armoured fish, possibly scavanger on land.

Habitat- Humid, rivers or swamps.

Where found- Egypt, Morocco and a similar possible new species in south America

Time- Cretaceous-112-72 million years ago

Spinosaurus aff. dinosaur tooth, kem kem, North Africa, Cretaceous (112-72 million years old)

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