Spinosaurus Tooth | 3.63 inches
Spinosaurus Tooth | 3.63 inches
This 3.63-inch Spinosaurus tooth features a great edge, intact pointed tip, and distinct ridges. The tooth dates back 100 to 94 million years ago to the Cretaceous Period and originates from the Sahara desert in Morocco.
Each Spinosaurus tooth is 100% authentic - no paint and no restoration.
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