Spinosaurus Tooth 7.1 cm - Iconic Predator of the Cretaceous iridescent stone

Spinosaurus Tooth 7.1 cm - Iconic Predator of the Cretaceous iridescent stoneCretaceous 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 capturing massive fish and prey. Each natural ridge

natural surface and structure

Lower Paleolithic (~800

Measuring an exceptional 114 cm in length

it represents early echinoderm life from a time when shallow seas covered large parts of the Earth

Step back into the ancient seas with this extraordinary Halisaurus arambourgi imprint — a rare and visually striking fossil from the Late Cretaceous period

• Dimensions: 5 x 2

This impressive Woolly Mammoth (Mammuthus primigenius) cervical vertebra once supported the enormous head of a male mammoth — one of the true giants of the Ice Age

Displayed on its own

390 million years old• Geological period: Devonian• Origin: Jbel Issomour

Features:• Species: Megistaspis hammondi• Geological period: Ordovician (~470 Mya)• Origin: Fezouata Formation

using its long

North Africa• Dimensions: 41 x 33cm