My Spinosauridae teeth from Kem Kem

[adriano]

Here we go, I finally got two nice Sinosauridae indet. teeth (long more or less 8-9 cm). I love the fact that one is pointy and not broken, while the bigger one has the typical ridges along the tooth. What do you think?

 

[Dan 1000]

Nice teeth! Spinosaurid teeth are always a good choice when buying dinosaur fossils 

[-Andy-]

I think they look great. Just the first of many dinosaur fossils to come.

[Tidgy's Dad]

Very nice purchases.

Congrats! 

[Masp]

Awesome buys! The large, fat tooth has nice  enamel on it, congrats and looking forward to seeing more your acquisitions later  ottime scelte

[adriano]

Thank you all! Those - apart from some Mosasaur teeth - are the first two dinosaur tooth in my collection. But I have many other fossils. I'll show you all when I will finish the reorganization and cleaning of the entire collection.

[Tidgy's Dad]

5 hours ago, adriano said:

Thank you all! Those - apart from some Mosasaur teeth - are the first two dinosaur tooth in my collection. But I have many other fossils. I'll show you all when I will finish the reorganization and cleaning of the entire collection.

Mosasaurs weren't dinosaurs, they belong to the order squamata which includes snakes and lizards.

I look forward to seeing the rest of your collection. 

[adriano]

9 minutes ago, Tidgy's Dad said:

Mosasaurs weren't dinosaurs, they belong to the order squamata which includes snakes and lizards.

I look forward to seeing the rest of your collection. 

 

Thanks for the clarification!