07287 - Restored 1.35 Inch Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth KemKem Goniopygus Enchodus longipectoralis

Enchodus longipectoralis

Pseudocryphaeus

A preparation of this piece could make the rest of the teeth show up from under the rock

†Otarion

Next we list the different Mosasaur species which have been recognised in the phosphate rocks in North Africa:

07287 - Restored 1.35 Inch Carcharodontosaurus Dinosaur Tooth KemKem Goniopygus Enchodus longipectoralisIt has glued and filled fractures. Carcharodontosaurus teeth are relatively easy to find in the North African Cretaceous sites. However, its excellent preservation is something much more difficult to find. The teeth with strong and vivid fossilization colors such as red, orange and black come from small paleochannels composed by thin layers, in the intermediate and upper stratigraphic levels (Red Sandstone Beds), from the Ifezouane and Aoufous