• Fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-2
  • Fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-1
  • Mesial side of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-3
  • Cleaved off distal side of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-4
  • Cross-section of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-5
  • 5mm mesial serration count of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-9
  • 5mm mesial serration count of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-10
  • 5mm mesial serration count of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-11
  • Mesial serrations of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-6
  • Mesial serrations of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-7
  • Mesial serrations of a fossilized dinosaur tooth of a small El Mers Group theropod. #MAR94738-6
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Jurassic Theropod Tooth 1" #MAR94738 - El Mers Group

Jurassic Theropod Tooth 1" #MAR94738 - El Mers Group

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Species: Theropoda indet.
Age: Middle Jurassic (Bathonian-Callovian)
Formation: El Mers Group
Provenance: Boufa, Boulemane, Morocco
Size: ±25.4mm (1")
Condition: No repair or restoration; stabilized with Polyvinyl butyral (PVB) in acetone

This is a listing for 1 fossilized partial tooth of a Middle Jurassic theropod from the El Mers Group. Unfortunately the distal side is cleaved off (possibly during feeding), but a good sized and very rare tooth nonetheless. As the mesial serration extend to the base, a megalosaurid can be ruled out. The mesial serration count varies as the serrations are finer the closer it is to the base. Around 14-15/5mm towards the tip; 18-20/5mm closer to the midline.

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