Description
Product Overview
This listing presents a rare undescribed crocodile tooth fossil associated with the Maevaraeno Formation and identified in the supplied geological information as Cretaceous. The product name describes the piece as a “Rare Undescribed Jurassic Crocodile Tooth,” while the additional identification supplied for the specimen refers to the Maevaraeno Formation, Cretaceous. It is offered as a natural fossil specimen for collectors interested in crocodilian material, vertebrate palaeontology and the fossil record of Madagascar.
Geological Identification
The Maevaraeno Formation is the named geological association provided for this specimen. The Cretaceous Period is a major interval of Earth history known for extensive diversification among reptiles, dinosaurs and other vertebrates. Fossils from Cretaceous rocks are especially valuable for documenting ancient ecosystems, evolutionary relationships and changing environments through deep time.
This specimen is identified as a crocodile tooth, making it relevant to collectors of fossil teeth and vertebrate fossils. Crocodilian teeth are generally adapted for grasping prey rather than chewing, and fossil teeth can provide useful evidence of the presence of crocodile-line reptiles in ancient environments. A tooth may also appeal to collectors who enjoy studying fossil morphology, preservation and the relationship between an individual fossil and its geological setting.
Locality Information
The locality information supplied with this fossil is Berivotra Village, Madagascar. Madagascar is recognised for its important fossil record and distinctive palaeontological discoveries. A specimen associated with a named formation and locality offers useful geological context for a collection, display or educational study.
Collector Interest
An undescribed fossil can be particularly attractive to collectors because it represents material that has not been assigned a more specific formal identification in the supplied product information. This crocodile tooth is suitable for fossil displays, Madagascar-focused collections, vertebrate palaeontology study and educational presentations about Cretaceous life. Its combination of crocodile identification, named formation and Madagascar locality gives it strong appeal for collectors seeking unusual and conversation-starting fossil material.
The specimen may be displayed alongside other fossil teeth, Cretaceous fossils or Madagascar specimens to create a comparative educational arrangement. It can also serve as an accessible example of how palaeontologists use fossil morphology, geological formations and locality information when documenting ancient vertebrate remains.
Photograph and Sizing Information
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Full sizing is shown in the photographs.
Certificate of Authenticity
This Fossil is a genuine specimen and Includes a Certificate of Authenticity lifetime guarantee generic card.






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