Rebbachisaurid Sauropod Tooth Fossil | 1.98"
Rebbachisaurid Sauropod Tooth Fossil | 1.98"
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Species: Attributed to Rebbachisauridae
Size: 1.98" = 5 cm
Age: Cretaceous period (~95 - 100 million years ago)
Location: Taouz, Kem Kem Beds, Morocco
Condition: Glued on 2 spots after excavation
A fossil tooth attributed to a rebbachisaurid, a member of a family of long necked, plant eating sauropod dinosaurs. Rebbachisaurids are known for their narrow tooth crowns, which are quite different in shape from the broad, blade shaped teeth of many meat eating dinosaurs.
This isolated tooth is provisionally identified at family level. Its exact genus and species remain unconfirmed.
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