Spinosaur - Fossilised tusk - Spinosaurus aegyptiacus (No reserve price)





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Specimen: Espinosaurio; Scientific name: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus; Geological period: Cretaceous (approx. 96 million years); Treatment: cracks filled; Condition: natural; Country of origin: Morocco; Authenticity: Original/oficial.
Description from the seller
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Scientific Name:
Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Period:
Cretaceous (about 96 million years ago)
Size:
Length: 5.6 cm
Description of the fossil:
Impressive tooth of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, one of the most iconic predators of the African Cretaceous. This specimen stands out for its large size.
The tooth is well preserved, with a stylized shape and a very striking visual presence. It is a restored piece, with professional work that improves its stability and aesthetics without compromising its authenticity.
Includes a laser-engraved, custom-made display support, ideal for exhibition in private vitrines or museum environments. An excellent opportunity to acquire a large, eye-catching tooth from this emblematic semi-aquatic theropod.
Ref: 4402
Seller's Story
*All of our pieces include a certificate*
Scientific Name:
Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
Location:
Kem Kem Valley, Morocco
Period:
Cretaceous (about 96 million years ago)
Size:
Length: 5.6 cm
Description of the fossil:
Impressive tooth of Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, one of the most iconic predators of the African Cretaceous. This specimen stands out for its large size.
The tooth is well preserved, with a stylized shape and a very striking visual presence. It is a restored piece, with professional work that improves its stability and aesthetics without compromising its authenticity.
Includes a laser-engraved, custom-made display support, ideal for exhibition in private vitrines or museum environments. An excellent opportunity to acquire a large, eye-catching tooth from this emblematic semi-aquatic theropod.
Ref: 4402

