Dinosaur - Fossil tooth - Abelisaurio

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Abelisauridae indet., dinosaur tooth from the Cretaceous period (late, about 96 million years ago), treatment: cracks filled, condition: natural.

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Scientific Name:
Abelisauridae indet.
(Late Cretaceous predatory theropod)

Location:
Taouz, Kem Kem Valley – Morocco

Geological age:
Late Cretaceous – approx. 96 million years ago

Size:
- Total tooth length: 4.2 cm

Fossil description:
Spectacular abelisaurid tooth of very fine quality, an exceptional specimen among African Cretaceous theropods. Although compact in size, it shows an elegant curvature, very attractive dark tones and enamel in excellent condition, bright and uniform.
It preserves a strongly marked cutting serration on both carinae, a key feature of abelisaurids, specialized predators that dominated various regions of the southern hemisphere. Its preservation is outstanding.
Includes a display box, perfect for protecting and presenting the piece with elegance, making it an ideal fossil for both advanced collectors and those seeking a high-quality specimen with great aesthetic presence.

REF. 3198

Seller's Story

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All of our pieces include an official certificate

Scientific Name:
Abelisauridae indet.
(Late Cretaceous predatory theropod)

Location:
Taouz, Kem Kem Valley – Morocco

Geological age:
Late Cretaceous – approx. 96 million years ago

Size:
- Total tooth length: 4.2 cm

Fossil description:
Spectacular abelisaurid tooth of very fine quality, an exceptional specimen among African Cretaceous theropods. Although compact in size, it shows an elegant curvature, very attractive dark tones and enamel in excellent condition, bright and uniform.
It preserves a strongly marked cutting serration on both carinae, a key feature of abelisaurids, specialized predators that dominated various regions of the southern hemisphere. Its preservation is outstanding.
Includes a display box, perfect for protecting and presenting the piece with elegance, making it an ideal fossil for both advanced collectors and those seeking a high-quality specimen with great aesthetic presence.

REF. 3198

Seller's Story

Travel in Time, Your Collection of Unique Fossils Welcome to our fossil shop! Explore our fascinating catalogue of prehistoric remains and discover the history encapsulated in each piece. From majestic dinosaurs to ancient marine invertebrates, our collection will transport you to forgotten times. Find the perfect piece for your collection or gift a piece of natural history. Start your journey back in time today!
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Details

Number of objects
1
Specimen
Dinosaur
Scientific name
Abelisaurio
Country of origin
Morocco
Geological period
Cretaceous (145 - 66 million years)
Condition
Natural
Treatment
Filled Cracks
Authenticity
Original/official
SpainVerified
3559
Objects sold
99.34%
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