Close up of tooth serrations
African T Rex tooth
Artists impression of Carcharodontosaurus
Carcharodontosaurus tooth
Product description
A good tooth with highly visible serrations from the so called "African T Rex", Carcharodontosaurus iguensis, which lived 98m to 93m years ago during the Cretaceous Period. It was one of the largest carniverous dinosaurs ever to axist, and was a fearsome predator, weighing 6 tons and over 40 feet in length.
Charcarodontosaurus means "Fish Lizard", and it is named after the extinct shark Carcharodon. It had huge jaws with rows of serrated teeth up to 8 inches in length.
This tooth was discovered in the Moroccan Sahara, North Africa.
It has had some repair, as can be seen in the pictures, and it is priced accordingly.
The tooth has good serrations, and is great for a collector, or a wonderful gift for a Dinosaur enthusiast.
Size: 3.5 cms long
Code: |
STAca001 |
Weight: |
0.1kg |
Price: |
£125.00 |