AN EXTINCT ‘SPINOSAURUS’ DINOSAUR TOOTH, LATE CRETACEOUS, 100 MILLION YEARS OLD
AN EXTINCT ‘SPINOSAURUS’ DINOSAUR TOOTH, LATE CRETACEOUS, 100 MILLION YEARS OLD,collected in South of Taouz, Moroccan Sahara, Suspended in a membrane display frame. With information card.Spinosaurus, meaning ‘Spined Lizard’, was the longest terrestrial carnivore. A giant predator with finely sedated round teeth. Spinosaurus had a long crocodile like about and may have hunted fish. The distinctive back-sail could have been used to control temperature or for display. Dimensions - 2.9 inches (7.3 cms) long
View it on
Estimate
Time, Location
Auction House
AN EXTINCT ‘SPINOSAURUS’ DINOSAUR TOOTH, LATE CRETACEOUS, 100 MILLION YEARS OLD,collected in South of Taouz, Moroccan Sahara, Suspended in a membrane display frame. With information card.Spinosaurus, meaning ‘Spined Lizard’, was the longest terrestrial carnivore. A giant predator with finely sedated round teeth. Spinosaurus had a long crocodile like about and may have hunted fish. The distinctive back-sail could have been used to control temperature or for display. Dimensions - 2.9 inches (7.3 cms) long
Estimate
Time, Location
Auction House
