Tooth mounted on wooden base

Highly polished enamel

Artists impression of Spinosaurus

Spinosaurus Tooth

Product description

A beautifully preserved tooth from one of the largest Dinosaur predators, with enamel intact.
Spinosaurus, meaning "Spine Lizard" lived during the Cretaceous, 112m to 93m years ago, and was the largest carniverous dinosaur that ever existed.
It is well known for the sailback appearance of the ridge of spines that ran down its back, which grew up to 7 feet long.
When an adult it could be 60 feet long and weigh up to 9 tons.
Now that is a large predator!
The large teeth are unserrated, which is unusual in a Dinosaur carnivore, and it shares this with its closest relative Irritator.
 
This tooth was found in the Sahara region of Morocco.
It has been cleaned and polished to reveal the beautiful colouration of the tooth.
 
It is mounted on a wooden base for better display.
 
Size:    Tooth 8cms long