22230 - Well Preserved 1.04 Inch Abelisaur Dinosaur Tooth Cretaceous KemKem Nenoticidaris mercieri Woodward 1889 (cartilaginous fish)

Woodward 1889 (cartilaginous fish)

Orthopyroxene has Mg#= 0

†Cambropallas telesto

Exact location: 27º38

Scanning electron microscopy (backscattered electron mode) images showing the abundance of albite plagioclase and the presence of euhedral amphibole crystals

22230 - Well Preserved 1.04 Inch Abelisaur Dinosaur Tooth Cretaceous KemKem Nenoticidaris mercieri Woodward 1889 (cartilaginous fish)This is a very special small sized theropod dinosaur tooth. Within the amazing assemblage of North African Cretaceous theropods, some families have not yet been described in formal literature. It has not filled and glued fractures. Its serrations are very well defined. Its enamel has a great range of colors. Not only the tooth belongs to an inusual theropod family, but its fossilization is tremendously beautiful too. This tooth, which our experts have