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Genus: Dinosaur coprolite. Age: Cretaceous, approximately 90 to 70 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Aptian, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco, North Africa. Coprolite measurements. Height: 4.2 cm Length: 3.1 cm Depth: 2.6 cm Approximate weight: 0,020 g Learn More

Genus: Dinosaur Bone. Age: Cretaceous, approximately 135 to 65 million years. Origin: Badlands; Utah, America. Dinosaur bone measurements - H x W x D x (Weight). £72 TFS0392 - 4.5 x 3.7 x 2.9 x (72 g) TFS0288 - 3.8 x 3.1 x 4.6 x (71 g) £62 TFS0393 - 4.4 x 4.1 x 3.2 x (59 g) TFS0394 - 5.2 x 3.4 x 2.5 x (58 g) £52 TFS0494 - 3.9 x 3.7 x 2.2 x (46 g) TFS0495 - 3.1 x 3.6 x 2.5 x (44 g) Learn More

A good fossil crocodile tooth discovered in the Late Cretaceous Kem Kem Beds of North Africa. It is challenging to determine specific species based on a single tooth. Prehistoric crocodile dentition is varied making identification almost impossible in some cases. Four crocodilian species have been identified to have been present during the Cretaceous: Elosuchus cherifiensis, a Trematochampsid, Araripesuchus rattoides and Laganosuchus maghrebensis. Genus Att: Unclassified Crocodile Tooth sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 3.0 cm Width: 1.0 cm Approximate weight: 0,001 g Learn More

Dromeosaurs first appeared in the middle Jurassic Period (Bathonian stage, around 167 million years ago) and survived until the end of the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian stage), 65.5 million years ago, evolving for over 100 million years, until the great mass extinction event of the Cretaceous Paleogene KT boundary. Supporting the dominance dromeosauridae achieved over their environment and prey. Read our fuller description below... Bespoke black box with glass front included with this item. Genus: Dromeosaur Dinosaur, Dromaeosauridae. Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, late Cretaceous period, Cenomanian epoch, approximately 99 million years. Length: 0.7 cm width: 0.5 cm Depth: 0.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,001 g Raptor teeth discoveries >

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Genus: Dinosaur coprolite. Age: Cretaceous, approximately 90 to 70 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Aptian, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco, North Africa. Coprolite measurements. Height: 2.9 cm Length: 1.3 cm Depth: 2 cm Approximate weight: 0,010 g Learn More

Genus: Dinosaur coprolite. Age: Cretaceous, approximately 90 to 70 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Aptian, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco, North Africa. Coprolite measurements. Height: 5.4 cm Length: 3.2 cm Depth: 2.8 cm Approximate weight: 0,035 g Learn More

An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 3.1 cm Approximate weight: 0,004 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Genus: Dinosaur coprolite. Age: Cretaceous, approximately 90 to 70 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Aptian, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco, North Africa. Coprolite measurements. Height: 7.7 cm Length: 4.8 cm Depth: 3.3 cm Approximate weight: 0,103 g Learn More

Dinosaur coprolite 38mm overall length and of smooth form, having the appearance of fresh dung. Historically Mary Anning first noticed stone pebbles in ichthyosaurs abdomens, once broken open she discovered fish bones of prey, this led William Buckland to coin the name coprolite in 1829. Coprolites helped scientists and researchers determine and understand diets of prehistoric animals, how their digestion worked. Also coprolite can be a great indicator to the seasonal changes that occurred millions of years ago once seeds and plant matter is microscopically analysed. Genus: Carcharodotosaurus dinosaur coprolite. Age: Cretaceous, approximately 90 to 70 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Aptian, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco, North Africa. Coprolite measurements. Height: 5.9 cm Length: 3.8 cm Depth: 3.7 cm Approximate weight: 0,087 g Learn More

An unbroken robust Spinosaurid specimen tooth of bulky proportions, exhibiting attractive glossy enamel patina, a ferocious carnivores tooth of large size, from the top semi-aquatic predator dinosaur of the Cretaceous of what is now Morocco, North Africa. Read our condition report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 7.1 cm Width: 3.1 cm Overall weight: 0,046 g

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An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 4.7 cm Approximate weight: 0,011 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 2.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,002 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Mesial Curvature Length: 2.5 cm Direct Length: 2.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,003 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Iguanodon Dinosaur leg bone cut and polished into a thin slice allowing the vascular structure within to be studied, which also creates an attractive display curio. The name Iguanodon is derived from Iguana-tooth. The second dinosaur to be officially named by Gideon Mantell. Iguanodon is one of the first dinosaur genera to have been named and numerous species assigned to it such as several early genera of dinosaurs such as Megalosaurus. With a complicated history, Iguanodon's taxonomy continues to undergo revisions today. Supplied in a glazed Riker display case and acrylic stand with authentication certificate from TFS and free United Kingdom shipping. Genus: Mantellisaurus atherfieldensis. Age: Wealden clay, Lower Cretaceous, approximately 120 million years. Origin: Isle of White, England, United Kingdom. Iguanodon bone slice dimensions. Height: 14.7 cm Width: 19.9 cm Depth: 0.7 cm Weight: 0.400 Kg

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Spinosaurid specimen tooth of stout proportions with excellent colour tones, exhibiting attractive caramel glossy enamel patina, a ferocious carnivores tooth of large size, from the top semi-aquatic predator dinosaur of the Cretaceous of what is now Morocco, North Africa. Read our condition report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 6.7 cm Width: 2.1 cm Overall weight: 0,022 g

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An excellent dinosaur theropod tooth of a large carnivore which must have terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 95 million years ago. Colloquially named the North African Tyrannosaur this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator carnivore Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our fuller report below... Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 3.3 cm Approximate weight: 0,003 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 4.5 cm Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent dinosaur theropod tooth of a large carnivore which must have terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 95 million years ago. Colloquially named the North African Tyrannosaur this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator carnivore Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our fuller report below... Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 3.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,005 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth from the late Cretaceous and a remarkable specimen with a typical elongated shape to other dinosaurs such as the Dromaeosaur raptor. The Deltadromeus; 'delta-runner', was an enigmatic dinosaur discovered from the region of the Tegana formation in the Kem Kem beds. The scarcity of discoveries for this genus to date is extremely rare, for a single skeleton has yet to be discovered. Order: Saurischia Family: Neovenatoridae Genus Attributed: Deltadromeus Agilis (delta runner) Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Middle Cretaceous period, Cenomanian stage, 100,000,000 to 93,000,000 years. Deltadromeus Agilis Tooth measurements. Mesial Curvature Length: 2.5 cm Direct Length: 2.4 cm Approximate weight: 0,001 g Approximate weight: 0,000 g Learn More

Superb large specimen Spinosaurid dinosaur tooth exhibiting excellent and attractive glossy dark mahogany full enamel patina, the ferocious carnivore tooth from a top semi-aquatic predator of the Cretaceous period, North Africa. Read the full report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 6.7 cm Width: 2.95 cm Overall weight: 0,045 g

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A Large and robust fossil dinosaurian toe claw naturally stained from the fossil bed, with the archetypical dark deep maroon-iron red of the geographical region of the find in North Africa. Read the full description below... Genus: Dinosaurian Toe Claw. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian 112 to 93 and Turonian stages 93 to 89 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, the horizon of continental Red beds, Kem Kem sequence, near Arfoud, province of Er-rachidia, Northern Sahara, S.E.Morocco, North Africa. Dimensions of Toe Claw. Ventral length: 7.0 cm Medial width: 3.51 cm Dorsal height: 3.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,062 g Learn More

An authentic and prestigious for the type of preservation for most Carcharodontosaurus specimens. This African Tyrannosaurus Rex terrorised the Cretaceous environment some 90,000,000+ million years ago. Colloquially named the North African Tyrannosaurus Rex, this dinosaur tooth originates from Morocco, a predator, the carnivore of carnivores. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: x.x cm Approximate weight: 0,005 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Mesial Curvature Length: 4.7 cm Direct Length: 4.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,007 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

A Spinosaurus fossil tooth with a signed print by the original artist Ben Pickup. Selected quality fossil Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and Spinosaurus moroccanus teeth set behind a viewing window within the glazed mount. Supplied with a certificate of authentication of the fossil specimen and an artist signed proof certificate affixed verso, which includes a short bio of Ben's career and naming the dinosaur. Each Spinosaur tooth of a good size and state of conservation. NB. Allow extra time for mounting and framing (We normally carry each specimen frame in stock where possible, seasonally busy selling times permitting) add one week to scheduled delivery time. Specify preference of which Spinosaurus tooth, 'Moroccanus' or 'Egypticus' in checkout. Contact us for more information.

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Genus: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus and Spinosaurus moroccanus. Age: Mesozoic era, early Cretaceous, Circa, approximately 99 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa Approximate frame measurement. Height: 42 cm Width: 30 cm Depth: 3 cm Approximate weight: 1.5 Kg (Please note: Each dinosaur tooth may vary slightly in colour, size and due to availability delivery may be up to one week. Please contact us if you have any queries.)

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Framed Carcharodontosaurus saharicus tooth and print signed by our resident artist Ben Pickup. Supplied with a certificate of authentication pertaining to the fossil specimen inclusion and an artist proof label on the reverse of the frame. The Carcharodontosaurus saharicus teeth exhibit well-preserved enamel of natural colour influenced by the surrounding mineral deposits in the fossil layers. This aided the condition and patina from the base of the dentin-enamel to the tip. Read more below... NB. Allow extra time for mounting and framing (We normally carry each specimen frame in stock where possible, seasonally busy selling times permitting) add one-two extra week/s to scheduled delivery time. Contact us for more information... Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Height: 30 cm Width: 41 cm Depth: 3.5 cm Approximate weight: 1 Kg Each Carcharodontosaurus tooth will vary slightly in colour, size and preservation. Depending on availability delivery may be longer. Please contact us for more details. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent dinosaur theropod tooth of a large carnivore which must have terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 95 million years ago. Colloquially named the North African Tyrannosaur this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator carnivore Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our fuller report below... Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 6.1 cm Approximate weight: 0,023 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Anterior Tooth measurements. Mesial Curvature Length 4.5 cm Direct Length: 4.3 cm Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Dromeosaurs first appeared in the middle Jurassic Period (Bathonian stage, around 167 million years ago) and survived until the end of the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian stage), 65.5 million years ago, evolving for over 100 million years, until the great mass extinction event of the Cretaceous Paleogene KT boundary. Supporting the dominance dromeosauridae achieved over their environment and prey. Bespoke black leatherette glassed case included with this item. Genus Attributed: Dromeosaur Dinosaur, Dromaeosauridae. Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, late Cretaceous period, Cenomanian epoch, approximately 99 million years. Curvature Length: 2.1 cm Direct Length: 2.0 cm Height: 0.71 cm Depth: 0.45 cm Approximate weight: -0,001 g Learn More

Dinosaur Coprolite set on the bronze custom plinth which exhibits the specimen dinosaurian dung off particularly well. The specimen easily removed for study, the bronze cradle only supports the specimen and is not fixed to it. Read our description below... Genus Att: Dinosaur coprolite, Carcharodontosaurus saharicus (Depéret and Savornin 1925). Age: Cenomanian stage, Cretaceous period, approximately 100 to 94 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Red sands formation, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco, North Africa. Coprolite measurements. Height: 14.4 cm Length: 10.4 cm Depth: 3.4 cm Approximate weight: 0,383 g Coprolite measurements on stand. Height: 8.0 cm Length: 15.5 cm Depth: 11.0 cm Approximate weight: 0,750 g Learn More

Dromeosaurs first appeared in the middle Jurassic Period (Bathonian stage, around 167 million years ago) and survived until the end of the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian stage), 65.5 million years ago, evolving for over 100 million years, until the great mass extinction event of the Cretaceous Paleogene KT boundary. Supporting the dominance dromeosauridae achieved over their environment and prey. Read our fuller description below... Bespoke glazed specimen case supplied with this item. Genus Attributed: Dromeosaur Dinosaur, Dromaeosauridae. Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, late Cretaceous period, Cenomanian epoch, approximately 99 million years. Length: 4.2 cm Height: 1.4 cm Depth: 0.65 cm Approximate weight: 0,003 g Learn More

Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth from the late Cretaceous and a remarkable specimen with a typical elongated shape to other dinosaurs such as the Dromaeosaur raptor. The Deltadromeus; 'delta-runner', was an enigmatic dinosaur discovered from the region of the Tegana formation in the Kem Kem beds. The scarcity of discoveries for this genus to date is extremely rare, for a single skeleton has yet to be discovered. Order: Saurischia Family: Neovenatoridae Genus Attributed: Deltadromeus Agilis (delta runner) Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Middle Cretaceous period, Cenomanian stage, 100,000,000 to 93,000,000 years. Mesial Curvature Length: 6.5 cm Direct Length: 5.7 cm Approximate weight: 0,012 g Learn More

A chalky white theropod irregular bone vertebrae which we attribute to the anatomical structure of the Spinosaurus aegypticus and Spinosaurus moroccanus. This theropod dinosaur vertebrae from the renowned Kem Kem red beds formation, the fossil layers various field sites which have produced an amazing variety of dinosaur material. Genus: Spinosaurid. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Spinosaurid vertebrae measurements. Length: 7.2 cm Width: 3.9 cm Depth: 5.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,105 g

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An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Mesial Curvature Length 6.4 cm Direct Length: 5.8 cm Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Spinosaurid specimen tooth of large proportions with excellent colour tones and morphology, exhibiting attractive caramel glossy enamel patina, a ferocious carnivores tooth of large size, from the top semi-aquatic predator dinosaur of the Cretaceous of what is now Morocco, North Africa. Read our condition report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 9.0 cm Width: 3.3 cm Overall weight: 0,068 g

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Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth from the late Cretaceous from the origins of North Africa. A remarkable specimen with a dark rich brown palette, evident serrations and like all Deltadromeus teeth, fine, slim to a point and more elongated than the Dromaeosaur raptor dinosaur teeth. The 'delta-runner', was an enigmatic dinosaur discovered from the region of the Tegana formation in the Kem Kem beds. The scarcity of discoveries for this genus to date is extremely rare, for a single skeleton has yet to be discovered. Order: Saurischia Family: Neovenatoridae Genus Attributed: Deltadromeus Agilis (delta runner) Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Middle Cretaceous period, Cenomanian stage, 100,000,000 to 93,000,000 years. Length: 2.0 cm width: 1.0 cm Depth: 0.6 cm Approximate weight: 0,001 g Learn More

Spinosaurid specimen tooth of large proportions with excellent colour tones and morphology, exhibiting attractive caramel glossy enamel patina, a ferocious carnivores tooth of large size, from the top semi-aquatic predator dinosaur of the Cretaceous of what is now Morocco, North Africa. Read our condition report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 9.7 cm Width: 2.2 cm Overall weight: 0,056 g

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A Theropod dinosaur vertebra discovered from Saharan Western desert regions of South East Morocco. Read our description below... Genus Attrib: Carcharodontosaurus; Theropod, Dinosauria, Owen 1842. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Dorsal vertebra measurements. Length: 15.8 cm Width: 9.6 cm Depth: 8.3 cm Approximate weight: 1,205 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus tooth unearthed in the western desert of Morocco in the red beds of the Kem Kem region, this part of Africa is the northern Sahara. The tooth, a very good example of a rare fossil dinosaur tooth which displays light brown fossil dentin-enamel. The exceptional part of this tooth is the serrations clearly seen on what would have been the carnivores sabre cutting edge. Some enamel loss is sustained, as seen in the images below. Overall a super 90,000,000-year-old Carcharodontosaurus dinosaur tooth. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Cenomanian, approximately 100 to 93 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. C.Saharicus tooth measurements. Length: 6.2 cm Width: 3.1 cm Depth: 1.9 cm Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Dromeosaurs first appeared in the middle Jurassic Period (Bathonian stage, around 167 million years ago) and survived until the end of the Cretaceous (Maastrichtian stage), 65.5 million years ago, evolving for over 100 million years, until the great mass extinction event of the Cretaceous Paleogene KT boundary. Supporting the dominance dromeosauridae achieved over their environment and prey. Read our fuller description below... Bespoke black leatherette glassed case included with this item. Genus Attributed: Dromeosaur Dinosaur, Dromaeosauridae. Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, late Cretaceous period, Cenomanian epoch, approximately 99 million years. Length: 2.07 cm Height: 0.71 cm Depth: 0.45 cm Approximate weight: -0,001 g Learn More

Spinosaurid specimen tooth of large proportions with excellent colour tones and morphology, exhibiting attractive caramel glossy enamel patina, a ferocious carnivores tooth of large size, from the top semi-aquatic predator dinosaur of the Cretaceous of what is now Morocco, North Africa. Read our condition report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 9.5 cm Width: 2.5 cm Overall weight: 0,022 g

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An excellent and large Spinosaur tooth on custom designed and created lucite stand. For more information on the Spinosaurus please continue... Genus: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus. Age: Mesozoic era, early Cretaceous, Circa, Approximately 99 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Diameter: 4.2 cm Length: 12.8 cm Lucite stand measurement. Height: 2 cm (Overall Height: 7.8 cm) Width: 10 cm Depth: 5 cm Overall weight: 0,264 g

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A remarkable discovery of a dinosaur claw from the Cretaceous of Gondwanaland, now part of the continent of North Africa. The genus type we have attributed to a Dromaeosaur. The region from where the ungual claw was unearthed is geologically the fossil layers of the Cenomanian and Turonian strata of an age of 112,000,000 to 89,000,000 years. Genus Att: Dromaeosauridae; Matthew & Brown, 1922 Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian 112 to 93 and Turonian stages 93 to 89 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Continental Red beds, Kem Kem sequence, Nr Arfoud, province Er-Rachidia, S.E.Morocco, North Africa. Spinosaurus claw measurement. Curvature Length: 4.4 cm Direct Length: 4.1 cm Width: 1.2 cm Height: 2.0 cm Approximate weight: 0,005 Kg Learn More

Spinosaurid specimen tooth of large proportions with excellent colour tones and morphology, exhibiting attractive caramel glossy enamel patina, a ferocious carnivores tooth of large size, from the top semi-aquatic predator dinosaur of the Cretaceous of what is now Morocco, North Africa. Read our condition report below... Genus Att: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Cenomanian to Turonian stages 100 to 89 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 4.8 cm Width: 1.1 cm Overall weight: 0,005 g

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Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Tooth 61mm in length which is a genuine authentic carnivore tooth in a very honest condition direct from the fossil bed without any enhancement artificial colours or consolidators. Read full description below... Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 8.1 cm Approximate weight: 0,056 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Well preserved dinosaur vertebra bone with good process's which has been mineralised in fossil layers found near the enclave of Taouz, southern Morocco the Berber region of the north African ténéré. The dinosaurian theropod dorsal vertebra discovered in the Kem Kem, 'Red beds' continental intercalaire fossil layer, exhibits excellent and archetypal preservation. Read our description below... Genus: Raptor family; Deltadromeus agilis, Saurischia (Seeley - 1888), Theropod, Dinosauria, Owen 1842. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Dorsal vertebra measurements. Length: 9.1 cm Width: 8.7 cm Depth: 8.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,260 g Learn More

Spinosaurus aegyptiacus tooth 120mm long. A fine specimen tooth the dark mahogany colour of the fossilised dentin-enamel is excellent, the time has been kind and the fossil preservation could not be better. The angled wear to the tip of the crown is life wear, the morphology of habitat and feeding while the tooth was still rooted in the dinosaur's jaws! The stout tooth is very stable, the enamel condition excellent, completely unrestored. This is a naturally collected Spinosaurus aegypticus conical tooth, from a semi-aquatic theropod sailed back top predator which once stalked the margins and lagoons of the Cretaceous period in search of large fish and sharks. For more information on the Spinosaurus please continue... Genus: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus. Age: Mesozoic era, early Cretaceous, Circa 100 to 97 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, Province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem. Northern Sahara, S.E. Morocco, North Africa. Spinosaurus aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Length: 12 cm Diameter: 3.4 cm Overall weight: 0,100 g

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A large theropod irregular bone vertebrae which we attribute to a large Spinosaurid having transverse process attachments consistent with the anatomical structure of the Spinosaurus aegypticus and Spinosaurus moroccanus dorsal vertebra. The dinosaur's vertebra discovered in the renowned fossil Kem Kem Red beds, the site producing an amazing variety of dinosaur material. Read our description below... Genus: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Spinosaurus vertebrae measurements. Length: 16.0 cm Width: 12.5 cm Depth: 8.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,572 g

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Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur tooth from the late Cretaceous and a remarkable specimen with a typical elongated shape to other dinosaurs such as the Dromaeosaur raptor. The Deltadromeus; 'delta-runner', was an enigmatic dinosaur discovered from the region of the Tegana formation in the Kem Kem beds. The scarcity of discoveries for this genus to date is extremely rare, for a single skeleton has yet to be discovered. Order: Saurischia Family: Neovenatoridae Genus Attributed: Deltadromeus Agilis (delta runner) Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Middle Cretaceous period, Cenomanian stage, 100,000,000 to 93,000,000 years. Deltadromeus Agilis Tooth measurements. Mesial Curvature Length: 4.7 cm Direct Length: 4.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,005 g Learn More

Iguanodon Dinosaur leg bone cut and polished into a thin slice allowing the vascular structure within to be studied, which also creates an attractive display mounted into the fine bronze stand. The name Iguanodon is derived from Iguana-tooth. The second dinosaur to be officially named by Gideon Mantell. Iguanodon is one of the first dinosaur genera to have been named and numerous species assigned to it such as several early genera of dinosaurs such as Megalosaurus. With a complicated history, Iguanodon's taxonomy continues to undergo revisions today. Genus: Mantellisaurus atherfieldensis. Age: Wealden clay, Lower Cretaceous, approximately 120 million years. Origin: Isle of White, England, United Kingdom. Iguanodon bone mount dimensions. Height: 29.5 cm Width: 15.0 cm Depth: 7.5 cm Iguanodon bone slice dimensions. Height: 26.0 cm Width: 15.0 cm Depth: 1.0 cm Weight: 2.185 Kg

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An excellent theropod tooth of a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially known as the North African Tyrannosaurus this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our full report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Mesial Curvature Length: 4.2 cm Direct Length: 4.0 cm Approximate weight: 0,008 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

A very good dinosaur theropod tooth from a large carnivore which must have terrorised the cretaceous environment around 95 million years ago. Nicknamed the N.African T'rex this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the predator carnivore Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover it now at The Fossil Store. Read our fuller report below... Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus measurements. Length: 8.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,056 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Theropod dinosaur dorsal vertebra from the now renowned fossil Kem Kem red beds, the site producing an amazing variety of dinosaur material. Read our description below... Genus: Raptor family; Deltadromeus agilis, Saurischia (Seeley - 1888), Theropod, Dinosauria, Owen 1842. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Dorsal vertebra measurements. Length: 16.0 cm Width: 12.5 cm Depth: 8.2 cm Approximate weight: 0,572 g Learn More

Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus Tooth 98mm in length, collected in the continental Red sands fossil formation, part of the continental intercalate, Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem. Approximately 25km from Erfoud. The fossil beds are situated in southeastern Morocco, an area of the North Western Sahara desert, this area is the northern Sahara of Africa. The Hamada, is a raised plateau and is a distinct topographical feature of this region lying across the borders of Morocco and Algeria. See the interesting morphological condition report below... Genus: Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus sp. Origin: Tegana formation, province 'De Ksar-es-Souk', Kem Kem deposits, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Spinosaurus Aegyptiacus tooth measurement. Diameter: 1.9 cm Length: 9.8 cm Overall weight: 0,021 g

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A Spinosaurid vertebra of this quality is a rare occurrence. Exceptionally well-preserved vertebrae from perhaps the most ferocious theropod dinosaur to have roamed the lagoons and waterways of what is now the northern Sahara desert of North Africa. One other dinosaur could dispute Spinosaurus for top predator at up to 59 feet in length and 21 tonnes, Carcharodontosaurus, up to 44 feet in length and 15 tonnes also ranged the Cretaceous of N.Africa. Spinosaurus being a semi-aquatic dinosaur, it is thought the two dinosaurs were not in conflict over territory or prey too often, Spinosaurus having mainly a marine diet of sharks and large fish. For more information on the Spinosaurus please continue... Genus: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Spinosaurus aegyptiacus measurements. Length: 15 cm Width: 11.4 cm Depth: 9.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,828 g

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Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus juvenile claw unearthed in the Sahara western desert of Morocco. The toe claw, a very good example of a rare fossil juvenile dinosaur claw. The exceptional part of this claw is not only the rarity of finding but also the very good preservation of the C.saharicus killing claw. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Cenomanian, approximately 100 to 93 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. C.Saharicus tooth measurements. Length: 4.2 cm Width: 1.2 cm Height: 1.8 cm Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

A dinosaur dorsal vertebra attributed to Carcharodontosaurs of large proportions. The fossil vertebra exhibiting signs of a well preserved fossil dinosauria element, from the spine of an apex carnivore of the Cenomanian stage, of the Cretaceous period approximately 100 to 94 million years ago. Read the full description below... Genus: Attrib; Carcharodontosaurus, C. saharicus, (Depéret & Savornin. 1925) Age: Mesozoic era, Middle Cretaceous period, Cenomanian stage 100 to 94 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Dorsal Vertebra measurements. Length: 17.8 cm Width: 11.2 cm Depth: 13.1 cm Approximate weight: 1,472 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

Rare Deltadromeus agilis dinosaur claw from the late Cretaceous, originating from North Africa. Deltadromeus claws, fine to the point and much more elongated than the that of the Dromaeosaur raptors which were a quarter or so there size. The 'delta-runner', was an enigmatic dinosaur, discovered from the region of the Tegana formation, the Kem Kem beds. The scarcity of discoveries for this genus to date is extremely rare, for a single skeleton has yet to be discovered. Order: Saurischia Family: Neovenatoridae Genus Attributed: Deltadromeus Agilis (delta runner) Origin: Tegana formation of Kem Kem, Morocco, North Africa. Age: Middle Cretaceous period, Cenomanian stage, 100,000,000 to 93,000,000 years. Mesial Curvature Length: 4.1 cm Direct Length: 3.6 cm Proximal width: 1.2 cm Depth: 0.7 cm Approximate weight: 0,001 g Learn More

An excellent theropod dinosaur tooth from a large carnivore that terrorised the Cretaceous environment around 100,000,000 million years ago. Colloquially named the North African Tyrannosaur this dinosaur tooth from Morocco is from the bi-pedal predator Carcharodontosaurus saharicus discover this fossil now at The Fossil Store. Read our fuller report below. Genus: Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Dinosaur. Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous, Aptian/Albian, Cenomanian, approximately 110 to 90 million years. Origin: Tegana formation, province de Kasr-es-Souk, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara desert, Morocco, North Africa. Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus tooth measurements. Length of curvature: 12.5 cm Length of directly crown tip to root: 11.5 cm Approximate weight: 0,054 g Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus Information > Wikipedia Information > Learn More

A large dinosaurian vertebra in bronze elevated mount. The vertebra discovered in the renowned Kem Kem Red beds, the site producing an amazing variety of dinosaur material. Read our description below... Genus: Dinosauria (Richard owen 1842). Age: Mesozoic era, Cretaceous period, Albian to lower Cenomanian stages 112 to 97 million years ago. Origin: Tegana formation, Kem Kem, Northern Sahara, Morocco, North Africa. Vertebrae measurements. Width: 17.5 cm Height: 14.0 cm Depth: 11.0 cm Overall measurements. Height: 26.0 cm Width: 17.5 cm Depth: 13.0 cm Approximate weight: 1,500 g Learn More