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Carcharodontosaurus Tooth - Fossil Specimen cosmic rock the form gains an additionalMined from: Kem Kem Beds, southeastern Morocco, Era: Late Cretaceous Geological Age: 100 94 mya Description: This one of a kind Carcharodontosaurus tooth fossil specimen from Morocco features a long, curved theropod tooth with a warm reddish brown surface, darker mineral staining, and visible enamel texture along the blade. The tooth has a tapered, predatory profile with preserved serrations along the cutting edge and a naturally worn root end, giving