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09/04/22
Hi everybody! Just added some theropod teeth including a big Carcharodontosaurid tooth from a site in Talsint, located in the Atlas Mountains of Morocco.
The Cretaceous outcrops there have a fauna similar to that of the Kem Kem Beds to the south and are thought to be roughly the same age.
These teeth would make an interesting addition to any collection! Check out dinofossils.co.uk for more pics and info.
01/11/21
A rare section of Protoceratops jaw from the Djadochta Formation. Protoceratops was a small, herbivorous ceratopsian dinosaur from the Late Cretaceous of modern day Mongolia. It lived alongside and was preyed upon by dinosaurs such as Tarbosaurus and Velociraptor.
This piece consists of a small piece of jaw with four teeth attached. One of the teeth is a replacement tooth, resting behind the three up top. There are also a couple of other little replacement teeth in there, but they're tucked away and hidden from sight, bar the base of their roots. A very rare and unusual piece. #fossilforsale #dinofossilsuk
23/10/21
A beautiful extra large Spinosaurus dinosaur tooth from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco. This is a very chunky tooth, with beautiful dark red colouration and no repairs. We've listed lots of awesome Spinosaurus teeth recently, check them out at www.dinofossils.co.uk #dinofossilsuk #fossilsforsale
18/09/21
A beautiful Megalodon tooth from West Java, Indonesia. Megalodon was one of the largest and most powerful predators ever to have lived, with some reaching up to an estimated 60ft in length. This is a nice big tooth with glossy enamel, sharp serrations, a pointed tip and no restoration/repairs.
21/08/21
DinoFossilsUK Very beautiful 98 million year old fossil fish from Byblos, Lebanon. There are several sites in Byblos famous for their fossil fish and these sites represent some of the richest deposits in the world. The first written evidence of fossil fish from Lebanon dates back to the 4th century when the Bishop of Palestine considered them to be evidence of Noah's flood.