Dinosaur - Fossil teeth - Abelisaurido - 2.1 cm (No Reserve Price)

Tooth of an indeterminate abelisaurid, perhaps "Rugops Primus"
The Sierra de las Carinas is very well preserved.
Beautiful color, typical of the material that comes from this area of river deposits, the red sands of the Kem-Kem riverbeds, located along the border between Morocco and Algeria.
They are continental deposits where several vertebrate species have been discovered, including elasmobranchs, bony fishes, coelacanths, turtles, pterosaurs, dinosaurs, birds, and crocodiles.
It has been referred to as a zone where danger lurks by land, sea, and air.
Abelisaurids are a family of theropod dinosaurs that were widely diversified during the Middle and Late Cretaceous periods in Africa, South America, India, and Madagascar. They were medium to large animals, generally 5 to 8 meters long, characterized by their reduced arms and short skulls. Several species have been described from the Kem-Kem Basin.