Carcharodontosaurus Teeth & Fossils (African T-Rex) - Shark Tooth Listing By Species

Buried Treasure Fossils offers Carcharodontosaurus teeth for sale. Carcharodontosaurus saharicus is a genus of carnivorous Carcharodontosaurid dinosaurs from the mid-Cretaceous period. This dinosaur grew to similar length (40') and weight of the T. rex. It also possessed large serrated teeth. Thus, it is often referred to as the "African T. rex", but this Tyrannosaurus rex-like ancestor died off prior to T. rex's appearance. It filled the role of the apex predator of its time with serrated tooth crowns exceeding 4". Carcharodontosaurus lived at the same time as Spinosaurus, another large Cretaceous predator. These gorgeous specimens are from red beds, Kem Kem Basin, Morocco. Fossil remains include well preserved teeth, bone, and claws. Middle Cretaceous age (Cenomanian stage, 96 MYA). Authenticity guaranteed.

Reading a Carcharodontosaurus Tooth Description

Color carries real weight here. Carcharodontosaurus teeth from the Kem Kem run red, two-tone red, tan, and brown, and the deep reds are the ones collectors chase. Width is listed apart from length because a wide adult crown fills a frame very differently than a slender tooth of the same height.

Condition language is more precise than it looks:

• Serrated to the tip means the denticles run the full length of the crown.
• A worn tip is feeding damage from the animal's lifetime, not collection damage.
• A crack is not a repair, and neither one is restoration.

Buried Treasure Fossils states the deposit, enamel grade, base width, and any repair on every listed Carcharodontosaurus fossil. Collectors asking what makes fossils genuine should weigh that against the composite teeth common in the Moroccan market, where crowns are assembled from pieces. A listing that commits to specifics is the harder one to fake.

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