Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 5.8 cm – Spinosaurus Iconic Predator | Cretaceous North Africa large meteorite this ammonite represents one of

this ammonite represents one of the last great species to exist before the mass extinction that ended the Mesozoic Era

Beautifully preserved

Preserved for thousands of years in the frozen Siberian permafrost

Details:• Fossil type: Amber with multiple insect inclusions• Geological epoch: Eocene (~48 Mya)• Origin: Ukraine

brittle star• Origin: Katoua Formation

Dinosaur Tooth Fossil 5.8 cm – Spinosaurus Iconic Predator | Cretaceous North Africa large meteorite this ammonite represents one ofCretaceous Period (~ 95 Million Years Old ) North Africa Own a breathtaking fragment of prehistory with this authentic Spinosaurus tooth a fossil from one of the largest and most formidable carnivorous dinosaurs ever to walk the Earth. Dating back more than 95 million years, Spinosaurus aegyptiacus was an apex predator that ruled both land and water, its elongated, conical teeth perfectly adapted for seizing massive fish and prey. Each natural ridge