Carcharodontosaurid pathology tooth - 1.31 inch Pterosaur but otherwise the tooth is

but otherwise the tooth is in excellent condition

two abelisaurids

which normally suffer damage due to marine mollusks attaching themselves during the fossilization process

This small

much like the better-known Tiouraren Formation in the same country

Carcharodontosaurid pathology tooth - 1.31 inch Pterosaur but otherwise the tooth isLength 1. 31 inches 33. 3mm Date listed 17th February 2023 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years This is a great, 33. 3 mm, Carcharodontosaurid tooth from Kem Kem beds in Eastern Morocco. Despite being on the smaller side, its still a really chunky tooth, meaning its probably an anterior tooth. Great serrations visible on the carinae, and even a bit pathological. A great tooth worthy of any collection. Possibly the largest