Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil Genuine Dinosaur Specimen Brown Enamel

Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil Details and History

Spinosaurus was one of the most unusual meat eating dinosaurs ever found. It lived during the Late Cretaceous period. Around 95 to 100 million years ago. Its name means spine lizard. That comes from the tall spines that formed a sail on its back.

But its teeth are just as important.

Unlike T rex teeth which are thick and blade shaped, Spinosaurus teeth were long and cone shaped. Built for gripping fish. Not slicing meat. The shape tells us a lot. Spinosaurus hunted in rivers and swamps. It likely spent much of its time in water. Some scientists believe it could swim like a giant crocodile.

This Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil shows that classic cone form. Slight curve. Smooth enamel. No sharp serrations. That smooth surface helped grab slippery prey. Fish. Small reptiles. Even carrion when needed.

Spinosaurus could grow over 40 feet long. Some fossils suggest even longer. It may have weighed more than 7 tons. Its skull was long and narrow. Similar to a modern crocodile. Nostrils placed farther back on the head. That helped it breathe while the snout stayed underwater.

Fossils of Spinosaurus are rare compared to other dinosaurs. Many were destroyed during World War II. That makes every confirmed tooth important for study and collecting.

This Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil was recovered from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco. A well known fossil site. These rock layers date to the Late Cretaceous. The area was once a vast river system. Full of fish and giant predators.

Because Spinosaurus had many teeth and replaced them often, isolated teeth are the most common fossil remains found. Each one still real. Still ancient. Still part of the animal that once hunted in warm Cretaceous waters.

You can read more about Spinosaurus research at the Natural History Museum website here:
https://www.nhm.ac.uk/discover/dino-directory/spinosaurus.html

Condition and Authenticity

This Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil is 100 percent natural. No carving. No reconstruction. Minor surface wear may be present. That is normal for fossils of this age. Enamel remains visible. Root structure may be partial depending on specimen.

Each tooth is cleaned by hand. Stabilized if needed. Never heavily restored. What you see is real fossil material.

Looking for more prehistoric teeth. See our related collection here:
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Why Collect a Real Spinosaurus Tooth

Because it connects you to deep time. Simple as that.

This Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil works well for:

• Personal fossil collections

• Classroom teaching aids

• Gifts for dinosaur fans

• Natural history displays

• Study reference pieces

Small size makes it easy to display. Fits in a case. Or shadow box. But it still carries strong detail.

Shipping and Warranty

Each Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil is packed in protective material. Shipped with tracking. We include a certificate of authenticity. If the fossil arrives damaged, contact us within 7 days. We will make it right. Simple policy.

Bullet Point Features

• Authentic Tooth Small Spinosaurus Fossil

• Late Cretaceous age around 95 to 100 million years

• Sourced from Kem Kem Beds Morocco

• Natural enamel with classic cone shape

• Cleaned and stabilized not heavily restored

• Ideal for display study or gifting

Technical Specifications