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Cacharodontosaurus Tooth - Cretaceous, Morocco

Cacharodontosaurus Tooth - Cretaceous, Morocco

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A beautiful example of a Carcharodontosaurus tooth! At over 3" long, this specimen has no repairs & no restoration. The enamel is fully intact, the majority of the serrations are present, and the tip exhibits natural life wear. This is a gorgeous piece! Includes a Riker display mount

Measurements: ~3-1/4" long x 1-1/4" wide x 3/4" thick
Location
: Morocco, North Africa, Kem Kem Basin
Time Period: Cretaceous ~90 Million Years Old

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Carcharodontosaurus was one of the largest theropod dinosaurs to ever roam the earth, with its average size being larger than that of Tyrannosaurus-rex. Carcharodontosaurus (named after the shark, genus Carcharodon) was a carnivorous dinosaur that was most likely a pack hunter, similar to their distant relative Allosaurus. Carcharodontosaurus was indeed enormous, weighting 6 to 15 tons and measuring up to 45 feet in length. The large serrated teeth of this beast could grow up to 8 inches in length. The original fossil of Carcharodontosaurus was destroyed during the second world war due to allied bombing missions. However, in 1995, a skull was discovered in Morocco, Africa.