Theropod tooth - Morph type 6 - 1.46 inch bone This Megalosauridae tooth has good

This Megalosauridae tooth has good distal serrations and a worn tip possibly resulting from feeding wear

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though some argue it was specialized for a largely aquatic life in the water itself

The Ornithocheiridae family was one of the last remaining suborder of Pterodactyloidea to be in possession of teeth

Theropod tooth - Morph type 6 - 1.46 inch bone This Megalosauridae tooth has goodLength 1. 46 inches 37. 2mm Date obtained 2nd November 2020 Location Kem Kem beds, Morocco Age Cretaceous 96 99 Million years A good sized tooth, crisp and clear serrations both mesial and distal and a rich red colour. There is no flaws with this tooth and is practically perfect, something rarely seen, no repair or restorations on this fossil. It is currently unknown what dinosaur this tooth belonged to, possibly Deltadromeus as no skull material was