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PATHOLOGICALLY DEFORMED SPINOSAURUS DINOSAUR TOOTH - Tegana Formation - Kem Kem, Morocco LATE CRETACEOUS PERIOD: 96 - 66 million years ago Looking like it was folded in on itself in several places, this is one very interesting pathologically deformed Spinosaurus tooth. One side shows severe creases with natural wear and feeding damage while the other side of the tooth exhibits a light crease as it too shows signs of this bizarre deformity. Pathologically deformed fossils are HIGHLY desired by both advanced collectors and scientists alike as they offer up a glimpse of the strange occurrences of "mistakes" in prehistoric life. We have rarely seen pathological deformities in dinosaur teeth. It is much more common in shark teeth. Because of this, we highly recommend this fascinating and exceedingly rare pathological fossil tooth as perfect representation of such for any collection. This wonderful specimen has no restoration and amazingly, is completely intact with no repair! A VERY RARE AND BIZARRE DEFORMITY - GREAT COLLECTOR TOOTH! 1.9" long x .7" wide SOLD DT524 INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX Actual Item - One Only |
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