This rare Kryptops Dinosaur Tooth Fossil is a Grade A specimen from the Cretaceous period, found in the Elrhaz Formation of Gadaoufa, Tenere Desert, Niger. Kryptops was an abelisaurid theropod, a predatory dinosaur known for its powerful build and distinct features, including a short, blunt snout. Dating back around 110 million years, this specimen offers a fascinating glimpse into the world of ancient predators.
The fossil tooth is remarkably well-preserved, retaining sharp details and showing minimal wear, making it an exceptional piece for collectors and enthusiasts. As a member of the Abelisauridae family, Kryptops is one of the earliest known theropods in Africa, contributing to our understanding of the continent’s unique prehistoric ecosystem.
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This fossil is a carefully selected, authentic piece from a fascinating predator species of the Cretaceous period. Ideal for collectors, researchers, or anyone passionate about dinosaurs, this Kryptops tooth offers a unique piece of prehistoric history.