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 Fossil description: Spectacular abelisaurid tooth of very fine quality, an exceptional specimen among African theropods of 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 distinctly sharp cutting edge on both carinae, a key trait of the Abelisauridae, specialized predators that dominated various regions of the southern hemisphere. Its preservation is outstanding. Includes an exhibition box, perfect for protecting and presenting the piece with elegance, making it an ideal fossil for both advanced collectors and those seeking a high-quality specimen with great aesthetic presence. REF. 4121

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