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Spinosaurus Tooth — real fossil specimen photographed for this listing

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Spinosaurus Tooth

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95–110 million years
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An authentic conical tooth from the world’s largest semi-aquatic predator, recovered from the Cretaceous Kem Kem Beds of Morocco. Sizes vary, typically 2-4cm in length unless otherwise stated.

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Specimen Record

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Species: Spinosaurus aegyptiacus
Identification confidence: Not recorded
Age: 95–110 million years
Geological period: Late Cretaceous
Formation: Kem Kem Beds
Locality: Kem Kem Beds, Morocco
Dimensions: 8 cm long × 1.7 cm wide at base (3.1 in long × 0.7 in wide at base)
Weight: Not recorded

Condition & Treatment

Repair: Not recorded
Restoration: Not recorded
Stabilisation: Not recorded
Polishing: Not recorded
Composite: Not recorded

"Not recorded" means we hold no verified record for that detail — it is not a claim either way.

Curator Note

These specimens are prized for their sleek, conical geometry and deep mahogany to sandy-buff coloration. Finding a genuine dinosaur tooth from such a specialised predator offers a unique talking point for any collection, bridging the gap between terrestrial and aquatic palaeontology.

At a Glance

Type

Genuine fossil

Display

Excellent—fits perfectly in a small display case or a glass-topped collector box.

About This Fossil

Own a genuine relic from one of the most remarkable predators to ever walk—and swim—on Earth. These authentic teeth belonged to Spinosaurus aegyptiacus, the enigmatic 'spine lizard' of North Africa. Distinguished by its immense dorsal sail and crocodile-like snout, Spinosaurus represents a unique evolutionary path: a semi-aquatic giant that dominated the river systems of the Cretaceous.

Unlike the blade-like teeth of the Tyrannosaurus rex, the teeth of Spinosaurus are distinctly conical. This evolved shape was perfectly suited for gripping slippery, prehistoric fish in the ancient waterways of what is now the Sahara Desert. Each specimen carries the honest wear of a life spent hunting in a lost river ecosystem, preserved in stunning detail for millions of years.

Formation & Preservation

These fossils originate from the world-renowned Kem Kem Beds in Morocco. During the Late Cretaceous, this region was a vast delta system consisting of lush river plains and coastal mangroves. The rapid deposition of sediment in these high-energy river environments allowed for the exceptional preservation of vertebrate remains, creating a 'fossil graveyard' that provides a peerless window into the life of the Saharan Cretaceous.

What Makes This Specimen Special

Authenticity & Sourcing

Real vs Replica

This is a genuine fossil — not a replica unless clearly stated. Clearly described and honestly presented.
You will receive the exact specimen you select.

Ethical Sourcing

Sourced from established suppliers and known commercial sites. We do not buy from localities we know to be protected, scientifically restricted, or subject to export controls. Origin and sourcing information is shared where known.
✓We will not knowingly handle specimens removed in breach of any country's heritage or export laws.

Origin & Natural Variation

Stated origin (Kem Kem Beds, Morocco) and formation (Kem Kem Beds) are based on supplier information and available geological references. Identification can vary in certainty — especially for fragments — so where exact locality cannot be independently verified, we describe the formation rather than a single quarry.

Fossils are natural objects. Expect minor variation in colour, surface texture, and matrix, mineralisation and surface detail. Treatment information is shown under Condition & Treatment where it is recorded. “Not recorded” means we hold no verified record for that detail; it is not a claim that no treatment occurred.

Read our full authenticity & honest descriptions policy or the authenticity & sourcing clause in our terms.