Dromaeosaur Raptor Dinosaur Tooth Kem Kem Formation, Morocco

Up for sale up for sale this lovely fossil tooth from the  flying dinosaur, Pterosaur (Azhdrchoiden Tapejaridae)

This is the conical tooth of the flying lizard, Pterosaur that was mainly used for catching fish.

Tapejarids appear to have been arboreal, having more curved claws than other azhdarchoid pterosaurs and occurring more commonly in fossil sites with other arboreal flying vertebrates such as early birds.

Discovered Kem Kem, Morocco, Tegana Formation from the Cretaceous Era

Location:  Kem Kem Beds, Morocco.

Age: 100,000 million years ago 

weight: 1.0g

piece measures: 1.0” (26mm) x 0.2” (6mm) 

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Up for sale up for sale this lovely fossil tooth from the  flying dinosaur, Pterosaur (Azhdrchoiden Tapejaridae)

This is the conical tooth of the flying lizard, Pterosaur that was mainly used for catching fish.

Tapejarids appear to have been arboreal, having more curved claws than other azhdarchoid pterosaurs and occurring more commonly in fossil sites with other arboreal flying vertebrates such as early birds.

Discovered Kem Kem, Morocco, Tegana Formation from the Cretaceous Era

Location:  Kem Kem Beds, Morocco.

Age: 100,000 million years ago 

weight: 1.0g

piece measures: 1.2” (31mm) x 0.3” (8mm) 

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Up for sale is this neat specimen of a fossilized tooth from a flying Pterosaur, known as Siroccopteryx moroccensis. This piece was found in Taouz, Morocco in the Moroccan Sahara. 

This fossil tooth is from the Cretatceous Age about 100 million years ago.

So far, Siroccopteryx moroccensis is the only named flying reptile from Africa. Narrow curved teeth were probably used to catch fish. Related species have been recorded from Brazil, UK and the USA.

This piece measures : 1.1 " x 0.4"  (27 mm x 11 mm)

Weight: 2.2 grams

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Up for sale is this very nice specimen of a fossilized tooth from a dinosaur known as Phytosaurs. This piece was found in Chinle Formation in Holbrook, Arizona.

The Phytosaurs, a crocodile like reptile, roamed nearly global distribution during the Triassic Period which was 200 million years ago.

This piece measures : 0.8 " x 0.3"  (20 mm x 10 mm)

Weight: 18.2 grams

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