Abelisaurid fossil dinosaur tooth (0.59") from Kem Kem, Morocco

Abelisaurid fossil dinosaur tooth (0.59") from Kem Kem, MoroccoSize: 0. 59" = 1,50 cm Location: Taouz, Kem Kem beds, Morocco. Age: Upper Cretaceous (~96 million years old) Condition: Visible serrations, great preservation of the enamel Small abelisaurid species tooth. Theropode dinosaur genus that lived in what we nowadays call Morocco. These theropode dinosaurs from this famous location are yet to be described due to the lack of bone material. Therefore at this point in time it is impossible to fully ID them.

this tooth belonged to the Megalodon shark

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This trilobite is measuring 7

This Woolly Mammoth molar has a remarkable dental structure that provides insights into the dietary habits and life history of this iconic Ice Age creature

Ammonites are renowned for their intricate chambers

This specimen dates to approximately 112 million years old

These ammonites are also available in deep shadow boxes

allowing researchers to study growth patterns

making each specimen a decorative piece

showcases its natural metallic sheen and Widmanstätten pattern

Over 70 million years ago

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