22357 - Well Preserved 1.96 Inch Elosuchus sp Cretaceous Crocodile Tooth KemKem Beds Dinosaur Teeth Dortangs et al

Dortangs et al

The vast majority of the outer layer of the root has disappeared

Kirkdomina

characterized by thicker layers on exterior ridges as well as much glossier regions (above interior olivine macrocrysts)

22357 - Well Preserved 1.96 Inch Elosuchus sp Cretaceous Crocodile Tooth KemKem Beds Dinosaur Teeth Dortangs et alExcellent tooth of one of the giant crocodiles that reigned the fluvial systems of the North African Cretaceous, sharing habitat with dinosaurs such as the Spinosaurus. The morphology of this tooth, suggests that it belonged to the Elosuchus genus. It has some tiny glued and filled fractures. The color and quality of the enamel, featuring amazing and brilliant hues, confer it a very high value. It is a perfect example of the dentition of this fearsome