Specimen: Megalosaurid indet. (likely Afrovenator sp.) Period: Middle Jurassic (Bathonian/Oxfordian) Formation: Tiourarén Formation Locality: Agadez Region, Niger Details: This is a rare theropod tooth from the Tiourarén Formation of Niger. Based on the robust morphology, this specimen is likely attributable to Afrovenator, a well-known megalosaurid theropod from the region. What makes this specimen truly exceptional is the presence of split carinae—an unusual feature where the serrations bifurcate. This is a rare, distinct trait that is highly sought after by collectors of specialized theropod material. Dimensions: 4.8 x 2 x 1.5 cm Condition: A large, impressive specimen. The tip has been reattached and the entire piece has been consolidated with Paraloid B72 for stabilization. It remains in otherwise natural condition with excellent detail.