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Beautiful, genuine fossil tooth of Afrovenator abakensis – a meat-eating dinosaur from the Middle Jurassic, found in Niger, Africa. The name Afrovenator means “African Hunter,” and this species was a swift terrestrial predator that lived about 167–157 million years ago.
Typical of megalosaurs, Afrovenator had a strong, box-shaped skull filled with sharp teeth designed for hunting. It measured about 6–7 meters (20–23 feet) in length and weighed around 0.9 tons.
This tooth is 3 cm long, sharp, completely natural and unrestored, with excellent preservation and surface detail — a rare and authentic piece for any fossil collection.
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Species: Afrovenator abakensis
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Age: Approx. 167–157 million years (Middle Jurassic)
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Origin: Niger, Africa
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Material: Fossilized tooth, 100% genuine
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Size: 3 cm
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Condition: Sharp and unrestored
A superb fossil from a rare African predator — ideal for collectors, paleontology enthusiasts, or as a unique natural display piece.
