Spinosaurus aegyptiacus Fossil Tooth – Genuine Dinosaur Tooth

This is a GENUINE fossil Spinosaurus dinosaur tooth. This tooth is complete with beautiful, rich colors, excellent enamel, and luster. While there is a single repair and crack-filling near the tip, the tooth is otherwise in superb preservation. This fossil once graced the powerful jaws of a Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, a dinosaur that thrived in the swampy regions of what is now the northwest Sahara Desert.

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ID: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus

Found: Kem Kem Beds (NW Sahara Desert), Morocco

Age: Cretaceous: 112 – 97 million years old

Size: 4.7″ long

Condition: Complete. Single repair and crack-filling near tip.

Note: Genuine fossil tooth from a large meat-eating dinosaur.

Spinosaurus is estimated to have been the longest of all meat-eating dinosaurs that ever lived. It measured between 41 and 59 feet in length, stood 20 feet tall, and weighed anywhere from 4 to 20+ tons, making it a true behemoth! Spinosaurus was primarily a bipedal dinosaur, walking on two feet, though its robust arms likely allowed it to walk on all fours at times. Its extremely long snout featured a row of straight, conical teeth, perfect for catching prey in its watery habitat.

These Spinosaurus teeth are perfect for collectors, resellers, and fossil enthusiasts looking to own a piece of prehistoric history.