Carcharodontosaurid tooth - 2.06 inch Triceratops This distinctly light-colored Eocarcharia tooth

This distinctly light-colored Eocarcharia tooth is of a large size for the species

This Spinosaurus tooth has good enamel and is of a decent size

Date found 2nd Jluy 2018

giving the impossible task of determining between the two teeth

This Spinosaurus tooth has a nice

Carcharodontosaurid tooth - 2.06 inch Triceratops This distinctly light-colored Eocarcharia toothLength 2. 06 inches 52. 2mm Date listed 26th August 2023 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years This is a great Carcharodontosaurid tooth and is a worthy addition to any collection, and has no repairs or restoration. Possibly the largest predator in the kem kem beds, with its huge serrated teeth this carnivore was most certainly hunting other dinosaurs including Spinosaurus. Originally discovered in 1914 and described later