Dinosaur - Fossil tooth - Raptor Abelisaurio

All of our pieces include an official certificate Scientific name: Abelisauridae indet. (Late Cretaceous predatory theropod) Location: Taouz, Kem Kem Valley – Morocco Geological age: Late Cretaceous – approx. 96 million years Size: - Total tooth length: 2.4 cm Description of the fossil: Spectacular abelisaurid tooth of very fine quality, an exceptional specimen among African theropods from the Cretaceous. Despite its compact size, it features an elegant curvature, very attractive dark tones, and a enamel in excellent condition, bright and uniform. It preserves a very pronounced cutting edge on both carinae, a key feature of abelisaurids, specialized predators that dominated various regions of the Southern Hemisphere. Its preservation is outstanding. Includes a display box, perfect for protecting and presenting the piece with elegance, turning it into an ideal fossil for both advanced collectors and those seeking a high-quality specimen with great aesthetic presence. REF. 4121

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