Sarcosuchus Tooth 3cm – Prehistoric Crocodile Fossil | North Africa Pterosaur A rare and distinctive remnant

A rare and distinctive remnant of a powerful Cretaceous predator — from a less common fossil locality in North Africa

frozen in resin and transformed into stone over millions of years

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well preserved and display-ready

Sarcosuchus Tooth 3cm – Prehistoric Crocodile Fossil | North Africa Pterosaur A rare and distinctive remnantEarly Cretaceous (~112100 million years ago) North Africa This authentic Sarcosuchus tooth originates from the Early Cretaceous, approximately 112 to 100 million years ago. It belonged to one of the largest crocodile like predators ever to live, often referred to as SuperCroc, which inhabited vast river systems across prehistoric North Africa. The tooth displays a strong conical shape typical of crocodilian predators, adapted for gripping and holding