Megalosauridae tooth - 1.76 Inch Dromaeosaur two small and one large

two small and one large

This Suchomimus tooth has sand-worn enamel and feeding wear at the tip

and possibly giving evidence to why a number of smaller rostral barbs and rostrums are present in the fossil record form the formation

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Afrovenator was a medium-sized predator reaching lengths of up to 8 meters long

Megalosauridae tooth - 1.76 Inch Dromaeosaur two small and one largeLength 1. 76 inches 44. 6mm Date Obtained February 2021 Location Irhazer II Formation, Agadez, Niger Age 167 million years, Bathonian, Jurassic This Megalosauridae tooth features good serrations and is of a decent size, and would make a good addition to any dinosaur collection. All our fossils are consolidated with paraloid b72, to preserve for future generations as is standard procedure within all museums. No repairs or restoration to this fossil.