Suchomimus Tooth - 1.44 Inch HadrosaurLength 1. 44 inch 36. 6mm Date obtained 2nd October 2019 Location Elhraz formation, Niger Age 112 Million years This is a great piece for collectors, fossils from this locality rarely appear on the market now. Suchomimus was unlike Spinosauridae in that it was a part of the Baryonychinae family, very similar yet morphologically different. This tooth still has visible serrations with slight feeding wear to the tip and very good enamel for the locality.
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Probrachylophosaurus and Brachylophosaurus
This Carcharodontosaurus tooth features remarkable feeding wear as well as good enamel
It would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection
This crocodile scute is decently sized and well-preserved with smooth
Highly recommended for any collector who likes fish
competing in size with the South American cousin Giganotosaurus
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one of the most controversial species in the palaeontological world
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and would be a great addition to a budget collection or that of the young enthusiast
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