Spinosaurus maroccanus Tooth Fossil (4.34" ) – Late Cretaceous, Morocco

Spinosaurus maroccanus Tooth Fossil (4.34" ) – Late Cretaceous, MoroccoBig XL Spinosaurus tooth, Spinosaurus teeth above 4 inch are quite rare. This genuine Spinosaurus maroccanus tooth fossil originates from the Cretaceous deposits of Morocco, a region renowned for producing some of the finest spinosaurid material in the world. Spinosaurus maroccanus is a large predatory theropod closely related to Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, adapted to a semi aquatic lifestyle. The tooth displays the characteristic elongated, conical

It can be displayed as a standalone piece or incorporated into a larger collection

1cm in length

a fish from the past that ruled the waters

66 million years ago)

meaning that you are actually looking at the bottom of the trilobite

agate stones have been used as protective talismans

The combination of the natural hues and the polished surface makes this ammonite a true work of art

Odontopleurid trilobites belonging to the Damesellidae family are mostly discovered in marine strata from the late Middle to Late Cambrian in China

Ideal as a unique décor item or thoughtful gift

Small Petrified wood log

Piece weighs 502 grams and measures 16cm in lenght and around 8cm in -at its widest

and texture