2 Large Spinosaurus Fossil Teeth - Fossil tooth - Spinosaurus sp

An impressive pair of genuine prehistoric dinosaur teeth attributed to Spinosaurus, one of the largest predatory dinosaurs ever to walk the Earth. This remarkable lot consists of two fossil teeth measuring **7.5 cm and 5.5 cm**, originating from the famous Kem Kem fossil beds of Morocco. Spinosaurus was a gigantic semi-aquatic predator that inhabited North Africa approximately 95–100 million years ago, during the Late Cretaceous period. - Dinosaur: Spinosaurus sp. (attributed) - Origin: Kem Kem Beds, Morocco - Geological Period: Late Cretaceous (Cenomanian) - Age: Approximately 95–100 million years - Quantity: 2 fossil teeth - Largest Tooth: 7.5 cm - Second Tooth: 5.5 cm - Condition: Natural fossil teeth with visible mineralization, surface cracks, and adhering sediment - Documentation: AEON Gallery Certificate of Authenticity included Both teeth display the characteristic elongated, conical morphology associated with Spinosaurus, featuring visible longitudinal striations and beautiful natural brown and ochre mineral coloration. The larger specimen retains a distinctive pointed profile, while the second presents a more robust shape with a partially preserved crown. Their different sizes and individual preservation characteristics make this an attractive pair for fossil collectors and dinosaur enthusiasts. The lot includes an AEON Gallery Certificate of Authenticity, documenting the specimens and their attributed identification. The exact two fossils shown in the photographs will be carefully packaged to ensure safe transportation. An excellent opportunity to own two impressive remains of one of the most fascinating predators of the Cretaceous period.

Estimate:£151.77

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