Suchomimus (spinosaur) dinosaur tooth fossil – cretaceous, elrhaz formation, niger – 100% genuine, coa

Description

This impressive Suchomimus Dinosaur Tooth Fossil is a genuine specimen from the Cretaceous period, discovered in the Elrhaz Formation, Gadaoufa, Tenere Desert, Niger. Suchomimus, a member of the Spinosaur family, was a large theropod dinosaur known for its elongated snout and conical teeth, which were ideal for catching fish. This fossilized tooth is a unique piece of prehistoric history, dating back over 110 million years.

Spinosaurids like Suchomimus were semi-aquatic predators, making this fossil a rare and exciting find. The tooth has been well-preserved, showcasing sharp detail and structure, making it an excellent addition to any fossil collection. With its distinctive shape, this Suchomimus fossil represents the fascinating adaptations of this incredible dinosaur species.

Key Features:

• Species: Suchomimus (Spinosaur Theropod Dinosaur)
• Location: Elrhaz Formation, Gadaoufa, Tenere Desert, Niger
• Age: Cretaceous Period (~110 million years old)
• Size: Full dimensions provided in the photos (scale cube = 1cm)
• 100% Genuine: Comes with a Certificate of Authenticity
• Actual Specimen: The photos show the exact fossil you will receive

This carefully chosen, authentic Suchomimus dinosaur tooth fossil is a perfect find for serious collectors, paleontology enthusiasts, or anyone interested in the incredible diversity of prehistoric life. Own a real piece of Cretaceous history with this stunning fossil tooth!