Suchomimus Tooth - 1.24 Inch Megalodon

Suchomimus Tooth - 1.24 Inch MegalodonLength 1. 24 inches 31. 5mm Date Obtained February 2021 Location Elrhaz formation, Gadoufaoua, Niger Age 112 million years, Albian, Cretaceous This Suchomimus tooth features fine serrations on both sides and good enamel with an olive brown coloration, despite a patch of peel. It is of a decent size and would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection as a representative of the species. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to

and would have itself been potential prey for Spinosaurus

This dromaeosaur tooth is a large and robust specimen for its species

This Spinosaurus tooth has remarkable feeding wear

and a nice red-orange color

The Ornithocheiridae family was one of the last remaining suborder of Pterodactyloidea to be in possession of teeth

representing a diverse range of environments including freshwater lakes

meaning it’s probably an anterior tooth

It would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection or budget collection

A fantastic and rare fossil to add to anyones dinosaur collection

though it had many others including the sail-backed Iguanodont Ouranosaurus and the wide-mouthed sauropod Nigersaurus

Possibly the largest predator in the kem kem beds

Many notable discoveries have been made here