1.51” Highly Restores Theropod Tooth Dinosaur Fossil Kem Kem Beds Morocco

Description

This listing is for a 1.51” highly restored dinosaur tooth from the Kem Kem Beds of Morocco.
Likely was a broken tooth that had a lot of work done or a couple fragments glued together and smoothed over to look like a single tooth. This has a lot of restoration but still has some authentic dinosaur tooth in there.
Due to condition and restoration this is a bargain tooth.
The tooth was found outside the city of Taouz Morocco along a cliff facing which separates Morocco from Algeria. This area is known as the Kem Kem Beds and dates back to the Cretaceous Period about 95 million years in age. The amazing thing is that this area used to be a lush tropical environment full of life. All of the waterways and river systems created a perfect environment for teeth, claws and bones to become fossilized.
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