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

Carcharodontosaurus, aff. saharicus (carnosaur)145-72.1 myo,morocco
This tooth has superb serrations, but has been through the wars slightly, some glueing was needed in the mid section- approx 37mm x 15mm at the longest points ( approx 2.5inches long)
£45.00

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

As stated above, this tooth has need some hairline fractures glued, but the serrations on this tooth are superb and worth the purchase.
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.

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