Rare African Theropod TOP - Fossil tooth





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Theropoda indet., Rare African Theropod TOP specimen from the Late Cretaceous (~100 Ma), natural condition with cracks filled, original authenticity.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name:
Theropoda indet.
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Period:
Late Cretaceous (~100 Ma)
Size:
Approximately 3.8 cm
Description of the fossil:
Impressive large carnivorous theropod tooth from the legendary Kem Kem Valley, a region where new dinosaurs and still undescribed lineages continually emerge.
This specimen features a powerful morphology, with a well-defined serration and enamel of very good quality, making it an especially striking piece.
Given the taxonomic dynamism of the Kem Kem, this tooth could belong to a theropod not yet formally recognized, offering a unique opportunity to own a fossil potentially associated with a future new species.
Natural, solid piece with a strong presence, ideal for collectors seeking singular specimens with emerging scientific value.
REF: 4364
Seller's Story
*All of our pieces include official certification*
Scientific Name:
Theropoda indet.
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Period:
Late Cretaceous (~100 Ma)
Size:
Approximately 3.8 cm
Description of the fossil:
Impressive large carnivorous theropod tooth from the legendary Kem Kem Valley, a region where new dinosaurs and still undescribed lineages continually emerge.
This specimen features a powerful morphology, with a well-defined serration and enamel of very good quality, making it an especially striking piece.
Given the taxonomic dynamism of the Kem Kem, this tooth could belong to a theropod not yet formally recognized, offering a unique opportunity to own a fossil potentially associated with a future new species.
Natural, solid piece with a strong presence, ideal for collectors seeking singular specimens with emerging scientific value.
REF: 4364

