G46 - Great 2.36'' Spinosaurus Dinosaur Tooth in Matrix Upper Cretaceous KemKem Archegonus nitidus It has some glued and

It has some glued and tiny filled fractures in the root area

Gypsum also crystallizes as translucent crystals of selenite

Ceraurus serratus

It is very difficult to find natural associations like these nowadays

Bettonolithus

G46 - Great 2.36'' Spinosaurus Dinosaur Tooth in Matrix Upper Cretaceous KemKem Archegonus nitidus It has some glued andScientific name: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, Stromer 1915Location: Taouz, South MoroccoGeological Formation: Ifezouane FmAge: Upper Cretaceous, Cenomanian stage ( 96 million years) Size (long): 6cm = 2. 36 InchREF.: G46DESCRIPTION: Beautiful tooth, large and intact. It is preserved in its natural matrix. It is an exceptional collector's item as it is not easy to find the teeth in their natural matrix on the market. It is a wonderful specimen for those