Afrovenator abakensis dinosaur tooth fragment (0.57"), Jurassic Megalosaurid from Niger

Afrovenator abakensis dinosaur tooth fragment (0.57"), Jurassic Megalosaurid from NigerDinosaur fossil tooth Afrovenator abakensis (Megalosaurid) The megalosaurid theropod dinosaur genus Afrovenator, also known as the "African hunter," lived in northern Africa during the Middle Jurassic Period. In the Nigeran department of Agadez, the Tiourarn Formation is where the bones of Afrovenator were first found in 1993. The layers of the Agadez Region of Niger's Tiouraren Formation were once regarded as belonging to the Early Cretaceous.

Genibatrachus fossils are exceptionally rare and highly prized by collectors and paleontology enthusiasts

and pygidium in a natural posture

This pendant showcases a genuine Tiger's Eye gemstone

very decorative

The name "Maroccosuchus" combines "Marocco

Discovered in Patagonia (Salta province)

which can range from pale peach to deep orange hues

thick teeth to crush shellfish and ammonites

retaining their natural structure

Small ammonite with beautiful mineralization can be seen inside the chambers of this specimen

conical teeth suited for catching and gripping prey

Whether for imaginative play or display