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Hi! I've been eyeing these supposed Abelisaurid teeth from Morocco (Kem Kem beds?), but I'm unsure if they are what they're labelled as. Are these two Abelisaur teeth? Or are do they belong to another theropod in the formation? (Mostly being confused with how one differentiates KK "raptor" teeth from true abelisaur teeth) Tooth A: Images 1 to 4 Tooth B: Images 5 to 8 I've read @Troodon's fantastic guide to Kem Kem teeth. However, as a very amateur fossil collector, I'm only able to identify but the only feature I am able to identify as abelisaurid is the mesial side being curv
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My 'Abelisaurid' tooth from the Anacleto Formation, Rio Ne.....gro Argentina. Initially identified as Carnotaurus, but I suppose rocks don't lie. Further 'research' leads me to believe that the Abelisaurus comahuensis could be the likely suspect(?) Acquired my first Dinosaur book when I was 7, my knowledge is limited but my fascination is endless. The tooth was legally acquired long before the restrictions that are now in place where brought in.
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So, this theropod tooth came in a lot of a bunch of other teeth I bought as part of a box lot of about 20 Kem Kem theropod teeth. Most of it was in pretty bad condition, and there wasn't really provenance attached to them, but I paid literally pocket change for them. But to get back on point, I wasn't sure if this was an Abelisauridae, or a Carcharodontosaurus, possibly an indeterminate theropod. My gut feeling is that it's an Abelisauridae, but I'm not sure, Abelisaurid teeth tend to be much more easily recognizable, and I have a lingering doubt on this one. Measurements are in centimeters. A
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From the album: Dinosaurs
Beware, these are commonly sold as "raptor" or "deltadromeus" teeth. -
From the album: Dinosaurs
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From the album: Dinosaurs
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Hi all. I have this tooth that i think is either an abelisaurid tooth or a carcharodontosaurus premax. Does anyone here have an idea which it could be? The tooth is a bit over 2 inches in length. It's from the Kemkem i think
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Hello! I see this tooth. It is from the Ouled Abdoun Basin, Morocco, North Africa. I know the Chinanisaurus it’s a very rare Dino. The id it’s correct? Thank you!
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Hello, I have recently received photos of this tooth. It is labeled as a Majungasaurus crenatissimus tooth. The location is stated as Maevarano, Majunga, Madagascar. To me, it does show morphological characteristics of being an Abelisaurid tooth, such as a distal edge that is not recurved. What are your thoughts on this?
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Found this example for sale, mostly just want to know if it is a real specimen. Thanks for looking.
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A few questions on abelisaurids and majungasaurus crenatissimus
Pterygotus posted a topic in Questions & Answers
Hello everyone. Recently, my my friend told me that abelisaurids aren’t determinable by their teeth. Is this true? Also, recently is saw some majungasaurus crenatissimus 3/4” teeth for sale. Does anyone know the rarity of these? And also, is magungotholus the same as majungasaurus? Thank you.- 4 replies
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Acquired from a British fossil dealer in January 2019.
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Hey everyone, There are a bunch of teeth here, a mix of Dromeausaur and Abelisaurid, and I was wondering if you guys could identify which is which. Not everyone has to be identified, but one or two would be nice. Thanks!
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OK, I know it's gonna be an Abelisaurid, gotta check with you guys though! Pictures should say it all.
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Tooth of an undescribed Abelisaurid. From either fezouane or Aoufous Formation.
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From the album: Kem Kem teeth
Abelisaurid indet. -
From the album: Kem Kem teeth
Abelisaurid indet. -
From the album: Kem Kem teeth
Abelisaurid indet. -
From the album: Kem Kem teeth
Abelisaurid indet. -
From the album: Kem Kem teeth
Possible Abelisaurid indet. -
From the album: Kem Kem teeth
Abelisaurid indet.
