Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus tooth - 1.73 inch Reptile Believed to have migrated to

Believed to have migrated to the fresh waters on the Kem kem beds for breeding purposes

Normally such remains are uncommon

It would make a great addition to a budget or intermediate dinosaur collection

Richardoestesia is a genus of presumed dromaeosaur known only from teeth in the Late Cretaceous beds of North America

its existence continues to inspire awe and curiosity about the wonders of our planet's past

Carcharodontosaurus Saharicus tooth - 1.73 inch Reptile Believed to have migrated toLength 1. 73 inches 43. 9mm Date obtained 2nd November 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years A good sized Carcharodontosaurus tooth, crisp and clear serrations both mesial and distal and a dark chocolate brown colour. There is no flaws with this tooth and is practically perfect, something rarely seen, no repair or restorations on this fossil. Possibly the largest predator in the kem kem beds, with its huge serrated