CETIOSAUR TOOTH - Tegana Formation - Kem Kem, Morocco

EARLY CRETACEOUS PERIOD:  145 - 112 million years ago 

Out of all the cetiosaur teeth we see, this type is amongst the more rare varieties.  The surface of the tooth is very wavy and without symmetrical form and the tip is a gradual taper without much of a wear facet.  It is our opinion that there are several species of cetiosaurs that are still undiscovered from the Kem Kem and this specific type is certainly one of the rarer specimens which makes it a great candidate for a collection.  The tooth is much better than appears in the images and even the last photo fails to accurately portray the beautiful and flowing glossy surface of the intact enamel.  Color is a light plum and best of all... this example is completely intact with no repair and no restoration!

A FASCINATING AND RARE TYPE SAUROPOD TOOTH FROM NORTHERN AFRICA

1.2" long x .3" wide

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