Spinosaurus tooth – Fossil (4–6 cm)

Spinosaurid Tooth – Fossil (4–6 cm)

Hold a remarkable piece of dinosaur history in your hands with a fossilized Spinosaurid tooth from Morocco. Spinosaurus was one of the largest carnivorous dinosaurs to ever live and inhabited the area that now forms North Africa approximately 95 to 100 million years ago.

With its elongated skull and characteristic cone-shaped teeth, Spinosaurus was perfectly adapted to catching fish and other prey. The teeth formed an important part of its impressive dentition.

Our Spinosaurid teeth measure approximately 4 to 6 cm in length and about 1 to 2 cm in width. They are characterized by their elongated shape and natural colors, ranging from warm reddish-brown shades to dark brown and almost black.

Each tooth is unique and bears the marks of millions of years of fossilization.

Product Features

• Fossil: Spinosaurid tooth

• Attribution: Spinosaurinae, probably Spinosaurus

• Origin: Morocco

• Geological period: Cretaceous (Cenomanian, if originating from the Kem Kem deposits)

• Estimated age: approximately 95–100 million years

• Length: approximately 4–6 cm

• Width: approximately 1–2 cm

• Condition: Fossilized tooth, without complete root

• Quantity: 1 specimen

Please note: You will receive one randomly selected fossilized tooth. Because these are natural fossils, color, shape, dimensions, and preservation may vary from one specimen to another. Natural wear, damage, fracture lines, and rock residue may be present. The images show examples from our collection.

An impressive collector's item, an original gift, or a special addition to a natural history collection.