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  1. Fullux

    Afrovenator?

    Howdy all, I'm interested in this Afrovenator abakensis tooth and am curious if it's legit. It was found in the Middle Jurassic Irhazer Shale of Agadez, Niger and is 1.3" long.
  2. Nicopaleoadventures

    Some theropods teeth from Niger to be identified.

    Hi Guys, I recently got some photos from a friend of mine who bought these teeth from Niger. When he bought them, the seller told him that there is at least one tooth of Kryptops, Eocarcharia and Afrovenator in this lot, but he wanted to be sure. What do you think? In my opinion the first is from Afrovenator, the second and third from Eocarcharia, and about the last I'm not so sure. Thank you in advance.
  3. JorisVV

    Niger theropod claw ID

    Is anyone able to actually ID a claw like this? It is 9CM straight. Footclaw or handclaw even? Niger claw as you can see. And I am aware there is not that much information to ID a claw. But this one is pretty much complete.
  4. Hi! Tooth a friend of my recently aquired. Bought as an Afrovenator Abakensis. Location is Tiouraren hill, téneré desert, niger. 4,75 cm Is it an Afrovenator or perhaps any other theropod tooth? Crown based compared to a Carcharodontosaurus sp. Tooth from KemKem
  5. Hi everyone! Online I found this tooth for sale, the seller presents it as Afrovenator abakensis tooth from Tiouraren Hill in Niger. In my limited experience I know that it is not always easy to identify which species or genus the found teeth belong to. In this case, from the photos, is it possible to understand if it is really an Afrovenator or maybe another species?
  6. Per Christian

    Croc or dino? Tiouraren formation, Niger

    Here is a tooth, 4.7 cm long. It's listed as being from the tiouraren formation, but i know things can get mixed between elrhaz and tiouraren. The tooth is listed as afrovenator, bit it looks a bit croc like to me.. it's quite worn and i think i see serrations on the distal end, but I'd like another opinion @Troodon
  7. JorisVV

    Theropod tooth from Niger

    Recently got this partial theropod tooth, found in Niger, Gadoufaoua. Likely a Eocarcharia Dinops tooth. If anyone can help me confirm this species, that would be amazing!
  8. I won this tooth at auction listed as follows: Rare Afrovenator 0.62'' Theropod Dinosaur Tooth Jurassic Tiouraren Fm Niger Scientific name: Afrovenator abakensis, (Sereno et al. 1994) - Megalosaurid theropod Location: Tiouraren Hill, Téneré Desert, Niger. Geological Formation: Tiouraren Fm Age: Middle Jurassic, Bathonian stage ( 167 million years) Size: 1.6cm = 0.62 Inch After discussing this with several members here, there is doubt as to the identification... I contacted the seller and he finally replied, as follows: Dear Dan, Hope you are doing well. Regarding your question and your concern about the correct identification of that theropod tooth. I can assure you 100% that this tooth comes from the Tiouraren Fm, from the Jurassic of Niger. I got it from my trusted supplier in Niger. There is no possibility that there has been a mixture or confusion with teeth of another formation. It could be another type of theropod, but its origin is guaranteed. I am very careful with my suppliers and with the material that I sell. However, if for any reason you are not convinced, I will gladly and without any problem accept a return. I went through Troodon's post concerning Niger Teeth as well as searching the forum and have now put this post together to discuss it... I'm extremely perturbed that this might be a misidentification. Opinions are always appreciated...
  9. BellamyBlake

    Theropod indet. from Niger

    Hi everyone, I have here an indeterminate theropod tooth from from the Tiouraren Fm of Niger. The locality given to me was Tiouraren Hill, Téneré Desert. I've used Troodon's thread to narrow down the possibilities: 1.23" long 0.49" wide Distal serration density is 2.33/mm (mid-carina) Mesial serration density is 2.33/mm (near the tip; no serrations visible mid-carina) It's a partial tooth so I cannot get accurate base/height ratios. I'd appreciate any help identifying this. Thank you, Bellamy
  10. BellamyBlake

    Niger Theropod

    I have here a theropod tooth from I-n-Abanghaghit, Niger. It was labeled as Rugops. However, I was suspicious after obtaining it. I consulted with someone who deals in Niger material, who noted that this locality is Jurassic and thus it could not be Rugops. I read Troodon's thread on identifying Niger theropods. Per that guide and other sources, it seems that the only option would be Afrovenator based on that locality (I think I-n-Abanghaghit is synonymous with Agadez but not completely sure on that). This tooth is 0.85" long. Distal serrations count is 10.2 / 5 mm. Mesial serrations are far too worn to count, I can only see traces of them. Because this appears to be a partial, I don't think posting base/height ratios would be useful. Based on that information, can an identification be confirmed? Thank you, Bellamy
  11. FF7_Yuffie

    A few theropod teeth

    Hello, I have my eye on a few teeth. If someone can take a look and see that they all look ok, are as described etc, that would be great? 1 - A Tyrannosaur premax from Two Medicine. 2.2 cm -- No county known, unfortunately. I know this is a tricky formation that overlaps many counties, so I may leave this one if it cn't be confirmed as being from there via preservation/colorisation. 2 - Tyrannosaur tooth from Judith River. Lewistown, Montana. 1.7cm, sold as a juvenile. The crack visible seems like just a minor bit of damage and isn't anything to worry about? It doesn't seem like it goes through to the other side. I'll do another post with others.
  12. Hello! A friend get these teeth from Niger, but I do not know the ID and if all are from dinosaur. I think the first ones are from suchomimus, the smaller ones from rugops and the last one (hervibore) from ouranosaurus. What do you think? Good ones? Thank you so much.
  13. Hey guys, I saw this tooth listed as Kryptops tooth, seller says it was found at Elrhaz Formation of the Tenere Desert of Niger, and it could also be from the Afro minus or Eocarcharia. What do you guys think?
  14. I saw this afrovenator atakensis tooth from the tiouraren formation, niger with no repair or restoration. What is the rarity of it and quality?( common, uncommon, rare, fairly rare, ultra rare or almost never seen) does the broken tip affect this? Thank you. It is described as unbroken and incredibly rare.
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