Crocodile - Fossil tooth - Sarcosuchus imperator





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Sarcosuchus imperator tooth specimen Cocodrilo from Morocco, 4.6 cm long, from the Cretaceous Inferior (125–112 million years ago), natural and unrestored with exceptionally preserved enamel, accompanied by a display case.
Description from the seller
Scientific Name
Sarcosuchus imperator
(Colossal crocodile-morph from the Early Cretaceous)
Origin
Africa – Lower Cretaceous fossil formation
Geological age:
Early Cretaceous (approx. 125–112 million years ago)
Size:
- Total length of the tooth: 4.6 cm
Fossil description
Huge and spectacular tooth of Sarcosuchus imperator, one of the largest crocodile-like reptiles that have existed, popularly known as the 'SuperCroc'. This specimen, measuring 4.6 cm, stands out for its high quality, its complete form, and its exceptionally well-preserved enamel, with a natural shine that enhances every detail of the surface.
The piece is completely natural, with no invasive restoration, showing the authentic texture and coloration of the fossils originating from the African formations of the Early Cretaceous, where this predator dominated ancient fluvial systems.
Includes a display case, perfect for protecting and presenting the fossil with elegance, making it an ideal piece for both advanced collectors and anyone seeking a unique specimen with a strong presence.
Restoration
None – completely natural piece
Ref: 3273
Seller's Story
Scientific Name
Sarcosuchus imperator
(Colossal crocodile-morph from the Early Cretaceous)
Origin
Africa – Lower Cretaceous fossil formation
Geological age:
Early Cretaceous (approx. 125–112 million years ago)
Size:
- Total length of the tooth: 4.6 cm
Fossil description
Huge and spectacular tooth of Sarcosuchus imperator, one of the largest crocodile-like reptiles that have existed, popularly known as the 'SuperCroc'. This specimen, measuring 4.6 cm, stands out for its high quality, its complete form, and its exceptionally well-preserved enamel, with a natural shine that enhances every detail of the surface.
The piece is completely natural, with no invasive restoration, showing the authentic texture and coloration of the fossils originating from the African formations of the Early Cretaceous, where this predator dominated ancient fluvial systems.
Includes a display case, perfect for protecting and presenting the fossil with elegance, making it an ideal piece for both advanced collectors and anyone seeking a unique specimen with a strong presence.
Restoration
None – completely natural piece
Ref: 3273

