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Last Updated: Jan.8,2008
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We Just acquired the following Spinosaurus Dinosaur Teeth.
Many were damaged while being excavated and poor handling while being shipped added to the damage. However you just don't throw these teeth away, because to get a perfect tooth or any perfect fossil is a rarity.

As many of these teeth were of a larger size we repaired what could be saved and others just needed cleaning .Although you may see cracks in the tooth just remember these teeth have been buried for 90,000,000
million years. Like I tell my customers
" YOU SHOULD LOOK THIS GOOD AFTER BEING BURIED IN THE GROUND FOR
90,000,000 MILLION YEARS "

So just pick the tooth you want and that will be the tooth that you get.

This page will show Larger Spinosaurus Teeth size's will start
from 1 3/4" and larger as you will see.

With every tooth that is sold we will include a FREE model
of the Spinosaurus as seen in the picture .

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Spinosaurus

Spinosaurus:, meaning "spiny lizard" got its name because it had a series of large neural spines up to 6 feet (1.8 m) long coming out if its back vertebrae, probably forming a sail-like fin that may have helped in thermo-regulation, mating rituals and/or interspecies rivalry. Spinosaurus had a relatively flexible upper spine (these vertebrae had modified ball-and-socket-joints) so it could arch its back somewhat, perhaps being able to spread the sail (like opening the ribs of a fan). Spinosaurus was bipedal (it walked on two legs). It was about 40-50 feet long (12-15 m) and weighed 4 tons or more; it is the largest known carnosaur (a type of meat-eating dinosaur). It had a large head with sharp, straight, non-serrated teeth in a powerful, crocodile-like lower jaw. Its arms were smaller than its legs but were larger than the arms of most other theropods. It may have gone on all fours at times. Spinosaurus' huge sail may have been used for regulating its temperature. It could both collect warmth from the sun and disperse excess body heat during the heat of the day. The presence of this sail as a thermo-regulatory device is evidence that Spinosaurus may have been a cold-blooded animal. The sail may also have been used for mating rituals, attracting mates. The sail may have been brightly colored, like the fins of some modern-day reptiles. Spinosaurus was a carnivore, a meat eater with huge teeth and powerful jaws. The teeth were long and sharp but had little or no serration. It was a large, fierce predator that could kill even large Saurupods. Spinosaurus may also have been a scavenger. All our Spinosaurus fossils were found in the Sahara desert in Morocco, and date back to the early cretaceous period about (113-95 million years ago)

WITH ANY PURCHASE OF THE FOLLOWING SPINOSAURUS TEETH WE WILL INCLUDE THIS MODEL OF THE SPINOSAURUS FREE !!!!
Scale: 1:40
Size: 8.5" LONG
OUR PRICE ON BAY STATE REPLICAS
$13.00 each

Spinosaurus aegypticus Tooth # 19
Age: Early Cretaceous
Location: Sahara Desert Morocco
Size: 3 "
$ 65
Item # spino/tooth19-app65

FYI: complete tips of the tooth were rounded off due to wear when the Spinosaurus was alive. The cracks you see in the tooth was made during excavation and shipping we have repaired the tooth. You just don't throw out a tooth this large because it has a few cracks!

The above information will be supplied to you with the purchase of this tooth.

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