S491 - Museum Grade Fully Rooted Sarcosuchus imperator Crocodile Tooth - Cretaceous Elrhaz Fm Solnhofen Fossil Fishes part of the specimen was

part of the specimen was peeled off

Parent taxon: Trochurinae according to J

Just pristine

starting several km west of Habaswein and south of Sericho in Isiolo County

Measurements of stone 19x13x4mm

S491 - Museum Grade Fully Rooted Sarcosuchus imperator Crocodile Tooth - Cretaceous Elrhaz Fm Solnhofen Fossil Fishes part of the specimen wasSarcosuchus imperator, the giant crocodile relative nicknamed "SuperCroc," lived in the Early Cretaceous period and its fossils are famously found in the Elrhaz Formation in the Tnr Desert, Niger, Africa, making it a key species from this rich fossil site known for large dinosaurs and crocodylomorphs like Suchomimus and Ouranosaurus. Fossils from the Elrhaz Formation, including large teeth and skull fragments, are the source of scientific