Abelisauridae tooth - 0.92 Inches Madagascar due to this being the

due to this being the only known Ornithocheiridae from this formation however the subsequent discovery of a anterior rostrum fragment is now assigned to Coloborhynchus fluviferox sp

This serrated Spinosaurus tooth has good enamel and a rather large size

This rare tooth would make an interesting addition to any collection

This Suchomimus tooth has good serrations and enamel wrinkling

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Abelisauridae tooth - 0.92 Inches Madagascar due to this being theLength 0. 92 inches 23. 4mm Date obtained 2nd November 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco. Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years This is a large sized Abelisauridae tooth with excellent enamel and a beautiful dark orange colour, sharp serrations both mesial and distal, A fantastic tooth for collectors and no repairs or restoration. Currently there are three genus of Abelisauridae's known from the kem kem beds of Morocco, two small and one large, as a