This is a serrated, 3.41" (8.66 cm) long tooth that shows the characteristics of a Premax tooth as it is more robust and fatter, adapted for gripping and tearing prey. It is from a Carcharodontosaurus from the Late Cretaceous, Kem Kem Beds of Morocco. Carcharodontosaurus was a massive predatory dinosaur that was taller (at the hip) and longer than Tyrannosaurus rex.
Comes with a limited edition Carcharodontosaurus booklet – Blevins Natural History Collectors’ Edition 2026.
3.41" Carcharodontosaurus Tooth - Morocco
Specimen Details
Species: Carcharodontosaurus
Age: Cenomanian (~95 Million Years)
Late Cretaceous Period
Mesozoic Era
Phanerozoic Eon
Location: Taouz, Morocco
Formation: Kem Kem Beds
Size: 3.41" (8.66 cm) straight-line
Condition & Restoration
It features excellent preservation with good enamel and fine serrations intact. Premax teeth are much rarer than lateral teeth, since there are fewer of them in the animal's mouth and thus fewer possible findings. There is some repair and gap fill restoration near the tip.
Display
Floating frame display case
