Money Saver T148 - Nicely Preserved 3.42'' Spinosaurus Dinosaur Tooth Cretaceous Kemkem Beds ~ Limited Availability [fqt8NOol]

T148 - Exceptional Spinosaurus Tooth

Discover the remarkable beauty and scientific value of this T148 Spinosaurus tooth, a perfect addition to any dinosaur enthusiast's collection. This tooth is a true treasure from the Upper Cretaceous period, showcasing the prehistoric wonders of South Morocco. With its 3.42-inch length and excellent preservation, this fossilized tooth is a testament to the ancient world's diversity and complexity.

• Preservation: Nicely preserved with the enamel and natural partial root intact.
• Origin: Mined from the Ifezouane Formation in the Kem Kem Basin, South Morocco.

Product Details

This Spinosaurus tooth, scientifically named Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, is a prime example of fossilization with vivid colors like red, orange, and black. These colors are a result of the mineralization in the Red Sandstone Beds, which were formed by thin layers of sediment over millions of years. The tooth features small glued and restored fractures at the base, but its overall condition is excellent.

• Age: From the Cenomanian stage, approximately 96 million years ago.
• Size: Approximately 8.7 cm (3.42 inches) long.

Perfect for Collectors and Enthusiasts

This Spinosaurus tooth is not just a piece of history; it's a gateway to understanding the past. Whether you're a professional paleontologist, a passionate collector, or simply someone fascinated by prehistoric life, this tooth will enhance your collection and knowledge. Its unique characteristics, combined with its striking appearance, make it a standout piece.

• Collectible: Ideal for dinosaur enthusiasts, paleontologists, and fossil collectors.
• Educational: A valuable educational tool for students and researchers of paleontology.