Rebbachisaurid Tooth Sauropod Dinosaur Fossil (1.64") - Cretaceous, Morocco

Rebbachisaurid Tooth Sauropod Dinosaur Fossil (1.64") - Cretaceous, MoroccoA fascinating Rebbachisaurid sauropod tooth from the famous Kem Kem Beds of Morocco. These long necked herbivorous dinosaurs lived during the Cretaceous period, around 95100 million years ago, when North Africa was a lush river delta teeming with life. This specimen shows the typical elongated, spatulate shape characteristic of Rebbachisaurids relatives of Diplodocus. The tooth is beautifully preserved with fine surface texture and rich brown

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