DT4-100 - CRETACEOUS PTERODACTYL PTEROSAUR FOSSIL TOOTH

Product Description

ID

Siroccopteryx moroccoensis

FOUND

Kem Kem Beds - 
(NW Sahara Desert), North Africa

AGE

LATE CRETACEOUS:
 100 - 66 million years

SIZE

.75" long

CONDITION

NO REPAIR OR RESTORATION

NOTE

NICE UNBROKEN TOOTH
NATURAL FEEDING WEAR

INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX

Comes with a certificate of 
authenticity / information sheet

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Pterosaur fossils were only recently attributed to a species in 1999 from the Cretaceous deposits of the southern border of Morocco.  To date, the only pterosaur species named from Morocco is Siroccopteryx moroccoensis.  With an estimated wingspan of nearly 20 feet, this anhanguerid ranks amongst the largest pterosaurs known.  There have been comparisons of this creature to other anhanguerid species known from the Early Cretaceous of Brazil.  Only jaw fragments and teeth have been discovered from Morocco and much has yet to be learned about this fascinating and giant flying reptile from prehistory.

This tooth is from a flying Siroccopteryx pterodactyl  The tooth has excellent enamel with natural luster.  Tip is present but with natural feeding wear.  Tooth is complete with NO REPAIR AND NO RESTORATION OR FABRICATION.

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