Carcharodontosaur - Fossil tooth - Carcharodontosaurus - 7 cm





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Original and official Carcharodontosaurus tooth specimen from Morocco, dating to the Cretaceous period, natural and not restored, stabilized in situ before extraction, height 7 cm, with classic blade‑like serrated enamel.
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Impressive huge Carcharodontosaurus tooth, a genuine fossil from one of the largest predatory dinosaurs to ever walk the Earth.
100% natural tooth, not restored. Consolidated in situ with specific products prior to extraction to preserve its integrity, following standard paleontological practice
Carcharodontosaurus, whose name means “shark-toothed lizard,” lived during the Cretaceous period (approximately 100–94 million years ago). It was a massive theropod dinosaur, comparable in size to Tyrannosaurus rex, known for its long, serrated teeth designed for slicing through flesh.
This fossil tooth shows the classic blade-like shape typical of the species, with natural enamel texture and visible serrations, making it a remarkable collector’s piece. Each tooth is unique, formed and fossilized over millions of years.
Impressive huge Carcharodontosaurus tooth, a genuine fossil from one of the largest predatory dinosaurs to ever walk the Earth.
100% natural tooth, not restored. Consolidated in situ with specific products prior to extraction to preserve its integrity, following standard paleontological practice
Carcharodontosaurus, whose name means “shark-toothed lizard,” lived during the Cretaceous period (approximately 100–94 million years ago). It was a massive theropod dinosaur, comparable in size to Tyrannosaurus rex, known for its long, serrated teeth designed for slicing through flesh.
This fossil tooth shows the classic blade-like shape typical of the species, with natural enamel texture and visible serrations, making it a remarkable collector’s piece. Each tooth is unique, formed and fossilized over millions of years.

