Spinosauridae tooth - 2.81 inch Majungasaurus making it one of the

making it one of the largest known predators to have ever existed

Eocarcharia was a smaller and earlier relative of Carcharodontosaurus which lived in Niger during the Early Cretaceous

and possibly giving evidence to why a number of smaller rostral barbs and rostrums are present in the fossil record form the formation

around 112 million years ago

There is some tip damage

Spinosauridae tooth - 2.81 inch Majungasaurus making it one of theLength 2. 81 inches 71. 4mm Date Obtained August 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Begga, Morocco Age 96 million years, Cenomanian, Cretaceous This Spinosaurus tooth is of a good size and is rather robust, with decent enamel and a worn tip. It would make a good addition to any dinosaur 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