Crocodile - Fossil tooth - Elosuchus cherifiensis (No reserve price)

*All of our pieces include certificate* Scientific Name: Elosuchus cherifiensis Location: Kem Kem Valley, Morocco Stage: Upper Cretaceous – approximately 95 million years ago Size: 3.2 cm Fossil Description: This specimen corresponds to a fossil tooth of Elosuchus cherifiensis, a crocodiliform reptile from the African Cretaceous. The piece is well preserved and shows partial restorations that have reinforced its structure without compromising its authenticity. The original enamel exhibits a smooth texture and uniform coloration, highlighting the conical shape typical of the teeth of this genus. From the Kem Kem Valley, this fossil is ready for display in museum cases or private collections. Its rarity and presentation make it a valuable piece within the fossil record of prehistoric aquatic reptiles. ref: 4954

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