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This Suchomimus tooth has good serrations and enamel wrinkling
including Spinosaurus
This Nigersaurus tooth has an interesting dark red coloration with prominent ridges
due to this being the only known Ornithocheiridae from this formation however the subsequent discovery of a anterior rostrum fragment is now assigned to Coloborhynchus fluviferox sp
Abelisauridae tooth - 0.92 Inches Madagascar 42 inches 61Length 0. 92 inches 23. 4mm Date obtained 2nd November 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco. Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years This is a large sized Abelisauridae tooth with excellent enamel and a beautiful dark orange colour, sharp serrations both mesial and distal, A fantastic tooth for collectors and no repairs or restoration. Currently there are three genus of Abelisauridae's known from the kem kem beds of Morocco, two small and one large, as a