Spinosaurus Tooth // 4-7/8" Long

This genuine Spinosaurus tooth, unearthed in the Kem Kem Formation of the Sahara Desert in Morocco, is a striking relic from one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs to ever exist. Dating back to the Cretaceous period, approximately 112 to 93.5 million years ago, this well-preserved fossil measures an impressive 4-7/8" in length. Its conical shape and natural wear showcase the formidable predatory adaptations of this semi-aquatic giant. A true collector’s piece, this fossil provides a rare glimpse into prehistoric life. Explore its ancient significance in our gallery.
Interesting Facts
Spinosaurus, meaning "spined reptile," was one of the largest theropods, possibly exceeding the size of Tyrannosaurus rex. Unlike other large carnivorous dinosaurs, Spinosaurus had elongated jaws filled with conical teeth, perfect for catching fish in the vast river systems it inhabited. Fossils from the Kem Kem Formation are some of the best-preserved remains of this fascinating species.
Features
Origin: Kem Kem Formation, Sahara Desert, Morocco
Material: Fossilized Spinosaurus Tooth
Condition: Genuine, well-preserved fossil
Special Characteristics: Conical tooth with natural wear, showcasing Spinosaurus' piscivorous adaptations
Dimensions and Weight
Length        Width        Depth        Weight
4.88"        0.75"        0.88"        55 g
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