Maroccosuchus zennaroi Fossil tooth (1.22") from Morocco spider using their streamlined forms to

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Maroccosuchus zennaroi Fossil tooth (1.22") from Morocco spider using their streamlined forms toSize: 1. 22" = 3,11 cmLocation: Oued Zem, Ouled Abdoun Basin, MoroccoAge: Eocene (~54 million years)Condition: no restoration Authentic Maroccosuchus zennaroi fossil tooth from Morocco. Maroccosuchus zennaroi was a prehistoric tomistomine crocodylian that lived during the Eocene epoch. The fossil is preserved in natural condition with visible surface texture and coloration. For more indepth information about Maroccosuchus follow this link