• Fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-1
  • Fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-2
  • Cretaceous aged matrix from the Talsint region of Morocco. #MAR59204-3
  • Cross-section of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-4
  • Worn mesial edge of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-5
  • Distal side of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-6
  • Distal serrations of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-7
  • Mesial serrations of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a large Dekkar Carcharodontosaurus theropod on original matrix. #MAR59204-8
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Carcharodontosaurid Tooth on Matrix 2.13" #MAR59204 - Dekkar Group

Carcharodontosaurid Tooth on Matrix 2.13" #MAR59204 - Dekkar Group

$475.00 USD
$475.00 USD
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Species: Carcharodontosauridae indet. (Carcharodontosaurus saharicus or Sauroniops pachytholus)
Age: Upper Cretaceous (Cenomanian)
Formation: Dekkar Group
Provenance: Talsint, Figuig Province, Morocco
Size: Tooth ±54.2mm (2.13"); Matrix ±80.3mm (3.16") x 51.1mm (2.01")
Condition: No repair or restorations; stabilized with Polyvinyl butyral (PVB) in acetone

This is listing for 1 nice and impressive carcharodontosaurid tooth on original marl matrix from the Talsint region of Morocco. This specimen is from my personal collection, and the reason why I am selling this off is due to the slight damage it sustained (the light patch towards the top middle) on the enamel. While it is common for many Moroccan fossil to have some damage during excavation, it continues to bother me that it had occurred while in my possession. Nonetheless, this is a fantastic specimen that displays very well on the matrix, and very well preserved for this deposit. The tooth is quite large for the Talsint region where most of the teeth tend to be on the smaller side.

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