PTEROSAUR TOOTH - Tegana Formation - Kem Kem, Morocco

EARLY CRETACEOUS PERIOD:  145 - 112 million years ago

This PTEROSAUR tooth specimen is a fantastic example.  Despite its fragile and needle-like tip, it is NOT RESTORED OR REPAIRED.  Such a fine rare example to be intact is highly desirable amongst collectors.  Even the fine striations running the length of the tooth as well as the burnt-range enamel are still present.  

These are EXTREMELY RARE and should be included in any serious collector's cabinet while still available in this lifetime at such an affordable price.

1.45" long x .2" wide

SOLD     DT401     INCLUDES DISPLAY BOX     Actual Item - One Only