Elosuchus Cherifiensis tooth - 2.66 inch moroccoLength 2. 66 inches 67. 5mm Date Obtained August 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Begga, Morocco Age 96 million years, Cenomanian, Cretaceous This Elosuchus tooth is fully rooted and has a rich, dark red brown coloration. It would make a good addition to any crocodile, reptile or Kem Kem collection. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to preserve for future generations as is standard procedure within all museums. No repair or restoration to
All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72
The megalosaurids of the Irhazer Shale are poorly known
36 inches 9
no repairs or restoration on this tooth
This Carcharodontosaurus tooth has a hairline fracture on the lingual side however has had no repairs
thin shape
Date Obtained February 2021
89 inches 48mm
This Suchomimus tooth has prominent ridges and some distal serrations
This Spinosaurus tooth is of a good size and is rather robust
It would make a good addition to any dinosaur or predator collection
This Suchomimus tooth preserves thick ridges and would make a great addition to a budget dinosaur collection