Dinosaur - Fossil vertebra bone - Spinosaurus aegyptiacus

Include certificate Scientific Name: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus Location: Kem Kem Valley, Morocco Stage: Late Cretaceous (~96 Ma) Size: 7 cm Description of the fossil: Fossil vertebra belonging to Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, one of the most emblematic theropods of the African Cretaceous. The piece preserves a solid and well-defined morphology, with clear articular surfaces and bone texture characteristic of remains from the Kem Kem Valley. Its structure reflects the robust anatomy of this large semi-aquatic predator, known for its piscivorous diet and its dominant presence in the fluvial ecosystems of the Late Cretaceous. Natural specimen and of good quality, representative of the region's classic material. Restoration: Natural piece; no restorations. REF: 2964

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