Suchomimus tenerensis Dinosaur Tooth (2.26") - Cretaceous Spinosaurid from Niger

Suchomimus tenerensis Dinosaur Tooth (2.26") - Cretaceous Spinosaurid from NigerSize: 2. 26" = 5,74 cmLocation: Gadoufaoua, Tner Desert, Elrhaz formation, NigerAge: Lower Cretaceous (~112 million years)Condition: Glued on 2 spots and tooth has been stabilized. This genuine Suchomimus tenerensis tooth fossil was discovered in Niger, home to some of the most important Early Cretaceous dinosaur sites in Africa. Suchomimus was a large spinosaurid theropod, closely related to Spinosaurus, and known for its elongated crocodile like

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and an even smaller portion strikes sandy surfaces

ranging from cream and tan to dark gray or black

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This crater was discovered on Google Earth and in 2009 an expedition reached the crater

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it may exhibit a beautiful glow or radiance

Natural Mineralization: The chambers of the shell have been filled with natural minerals over millions of years

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